skeletal system Crossword Puzzles
Muscular and Skeletal System Crossword 2020-04-29
Muscular and Skeletal System Crossword 2020-04-29
Functions of the skeletal system 2021-09-21
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- covers ends of the bones and allows smooth movements
- bones of the extremities/limbs
- outermost surface of the body
- moving the limbs towards the midline of the body
- moving the limbs away from midline of body
- first layer of skin, thinnest layer
- protect organs and structures from trauma
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- holds skin to bone and muscle tissue
- type of bones in the spine, thorax, and skull
- reference position for location terms (palms up, facing forward, arms at sides, feet parallel
- attach muscle to bone
- layer of skin that contains hair follicles and blood vessels
- connect bones to bones/form joints
13 Clues: attach muscle to bone • outermost surface of the body • bones of the extremities/limbs • connect bones to bones/form joints • first layer of skin, thinnest layer • holds skin to bone and muscle tissue • protect organs and structures from trauma • moving the limbs away from midline of body • type of bones in the spine, thorax, and skull • ...
Ch 7 (7.4 ) skeletal system 2022-01-31
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- area between the cranial bones where the bones have not fused together "soft spots"in the skull of an infant.
- thigh bone of the leg; the longest and strongest bone in the body.
- the shaft or middle section of a long bone.
- an opening, hole in a bone through which blood vessels or nerves pass.
- long bone of the upper arm.
- bone of the wrist
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- collarbones
- the end or head at the extremity of a long bone
- spherical structure that surrounds and protects the brain.
- membrane lining the medullary canal of a bone.
- forms the main trunk of the body and is composed of the skull, spinal column, ribs and breastbone.
- forms the extremities and is composed of the shoulder girdle, arm bones, pelvic girdle and leg bones.
- outer and smaller bone of the lower leg.
13 Clues: collarbones • bone of the wrist • long bone of the upper arm. • outer and smaller bone of the lower leg. • the shaft or middle section of a long bone. • membrane lining the medullary canal of a bone. • the end or head at the extremity of a long bone • spherical structure that surrounds and protects the brain. • ...
Introduction to the Skeletal System 2022-03-08
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- Shaft of a long bone
- Dense bone tissue in which cells are organized in osteons without apparent spaces - cortical bone
- Bone that begins as hyaline cartilage that is subsequently replaced by bone tissue
- Cell that breaks down bone matrix
- Branching bony plate that separates irregular spaces within spongy bone
- Mature bone cell
- Dense connective tissue covering the surface of a bone
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- Cavity containing red or yellow marrow within the diaphysis of a long bone
- Hyaline cartilage that covers the ends of bones in synovial joints
- bone that consists of bars and plates separated by irregular spaces - cancellous bone
- Either end of a long bone
- Any of the small canals through which the blood vessels ramify in bone
- Bone-forming cell
13 Clues: Mature bone cell • Bone-forming cell • Shaft of a long bone • Either end of a long bone • Cell that breaks down bone matrix • Dense connective tissue covering the surface of a bone • Hyaline cartilage that covers the ends of bones in synovial joints • Any of the small canals through which the blood vessels ramify in bone • ...
Skeletal System Quiz #2 Review 2023-03-14
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- medial bone in forearm
- finger bone closest to metacarpal
- proximal carpal bone near thumb; "boat"
- largest carpal; leads up to 3rd metacarpal
- part of ulna involved with flexing arm
- small "pea" shaped carpal bone near pinky
- distal carpal bone next to thumb
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- part of ulna involved with extending arm
- bump on radius where bicep tendon attaches
- lateral bone in forearm
- found at distal end of ulna and radius
- 1st metacarpal leads up to this finger
- 5th metacarpal leads up to this finger
13 Clues: medial bone in forearm • lateral bone in forearm • distal carpal bone next to thumb • finger bone closest to metacarpal • found at distal end of ulna and radius • 1st metacarpal leads up to this finger • part of ulna involved with flexing arm • 5th metacarpal leads up to this finger • proximal carpal bone near thumb; "boat" • part of ulna involved with extending arm • ...
Skeletal System Diagnostics and Treatments 2024-10-25
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- Surgical breaking of a bone to correct a deformity
- Suturing or wiring together of bones
- Surgical puncture of a joint to remove fluid
- Incision through a bone
- Straightening or correcting a bone deformity
- Radiographic image used to diagnose skeletal changes in the body
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- Surgical immobilization (binding) of a joint
- Surgical fusion (ankylosis, stiffening) of joints between vertebrae
- Surgical cutting of a tendon
- Visual exam of the interior of a joint using a scope
- Surgical repair of the bone
- Surgical removal of a bursa
- Surgical repair of a joint
13 Clues: Incision through a bone • Surgical repair of a joint • Surgical repair of the bone • Surgical removal of a bursa • Surgical cutting of a tendon • Suturing or wiring together of bones • Surgical immobilization (binding) of a joint • Surgical puncture of a joint to remove fluid • Straightening or correcting a bone deformity • Surgical breaking of a bone to correct a deformity • ...
human body systems 2012-11-08
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- controls and cordinate everithing in the body
- bring oxygen to the tissue
- helps with everiday move ments
- make eggs with sperm cells to make offspring
- carry oxigenated blood to the heart
- known as the wind pipe
- in hail oxigen x hail carbon dioxide
- attaches a muscle to a bone
- pumps blood through the body
- breaks down the food fore your body
- gives youre body a structure
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- auter skin protection like hair and nails
- controls everithing in the body system
- known as the voice box
- dispousal of waist like sweat and other waste
- helps youre body get the rite amount of blood
- muscular sac that churns to breakdown th
- hormones that regulate our body activities
- carry deoxigenated blood to parts of the body
- makes bile in the body
20 Clues: known as the voice box • known as the wind pipe • makes bile in the body • bring oxygen to the tissue • attaches a muscle to a bone • pumps blood through the body • gives youre body a structure • helps with everiday move ments • carry oxigenated blood to the heart • breaks down the food fore your body • in hail oxigen x hail carbon dioxide • controls everithing in the body system • ...
Body Systems 2020-10-27
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- muscle found in the heart
- provides protection for soft tissues
- muscle applies pressure to vessels and organs
- muscle that controls every action a person does
- brings oxygen into your body and sends out Co2
- another word for throat
- allows brain to communicate with nervous system
- the continuation of the airway below the larynx
- pull on joints, allowing us to move
- relay messages
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- carry blood away from the heart
- leads to the stomach
- complex living organ, made up of many cells
- carry blood back to the heart.
- the top part of the air-only pipe
- reaches from base of the skull to the tailbone
- sends blood throughout your body
- controls what you think and feel
- 12 pairs of these in the body
- controls voluntary movement, speed, and more
20 Clues: relay messages • leads to the stomach • another word for throat • muscle found in the heart • 12 pairs of these in the body • carry blood back to the heart. • carry blood away from the heart • sends blood throughout your body • controls what you think and feel • the top part of the air-only pipe • pull on joints, allowing us to move • provides protection for soft tissues • ...
Muscular System Test Review 2024-04-30
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- a progressive neurodegenerative disease
- what muscle tissue cells are
- excessive stretching and possibly tearing of the muscle
- the type of muscle in the cardiac system
- the thin filament
- a single muscle cell
- the membrane that surrounds each muscle cell/fiber
- causes cholinesterase to not break down the acetylcholine in the synapse
- where a nerve and muscle fiber come together
- means grave muscular weakness
- the boundary between the sacromeres
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- the type of muscle in the skeletal muscle
- enlargement of a muscle
- gap between the neuron and motor end plate
- enzyme that breaks down ACH
- the part that contains the actin and myosin
- the energy source
- muscle disorder that arises from abnormalities that affect the muscle structure
- the type of muscle that protects our heart
- the specialized grouping of cells in our heart
20 Clues: the energy source • the thin filament • a single muscle cell • enlargement of a muscle • enzyme that breaks down ACH • what muscle tissue cells are • means grave muscular weakness • the boundary between the sacromeres • a progressive neurodegenerative disease • the type of muscle in the cardiac system • the type of muscle in the skeletal muscle • ...
Med Term 2023-03-09
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- incision into the skull
- electroconvulsive therapy
- impaired speech
- a nerve cell; incuding the cell body and its axon
- tumor of glial tissue
- lack of muscular coordination
- cavities between the cerebrum and brain stem
- loss of speech
- the part of a neutron that conducts electrical impulses
- is part of the brain that controls the skeletal muscles
- dizziness
- collective term for the arachnoid mater and pia mater
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- sleepwalking
- attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
- surgery to repair a nerve
- numbness
- central nervous system
- benign tumor of the meninges
- paralysis
- loss of one or more muscle functions
- obsessive-compulsive disorder
- three-layer membrane surrounding brain and spinal cord
- pain in a nerve
- part of the brain that processes sensory information
- fainting
- level of consciousness
- loss of memory
27 Clues: numbness • fainting • paralysis • dizziness • sleepwalking • loss of speech • loss of memory • impaired speech • pain in a nerve • tumor of glial tissue • central nervous system • level of consciousness • incision into the skull • surgery to repair a nerve • electroconvulsive therapy • benign tumor of the meninges • obsessive-compulsive disorder • lack of muscular coordination • ...
Mental Health & Relationships 2023-02-28
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- bone system
- physical or psychological distress
- what you eats
- abnormal reality
- unhealthy mental relationship with food
- spongy sugar and gelatin treat
- control one's emotional state
- macronutrient for structure
- food with cheese, bread, and meat sometimes
- macronutrient for energy
- neurological condition characterized by social interaction difficulty
- ball through hoop
- need for control and perfection
- ______ Dias, a Portuguese explorer
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- affects understanding
- HDL and LDL
- triggered by traumatic event
- disorder with extreme mood swings
- feeling of emotional or physical tension
- most popular sport in PE at Washington
- affects how we think, feel, and act
- feeling empty, lack of interest, extreme sadness
- walk with ball
- extreme uneasiness about events about to happen
- chemicals
- focus of someone's ambition or effort
- Mistreatment
- macronutrient for storage
28 Clues: chemicals • bone system • HDL and LDL • Mistreatment • what you eats • walk with ball • abnormal reality • ball through hoop • affects understanding • macronutrient for energy • macronutrient for storage • macronutrient for structure • triggered by traumatic event • control one's emotional state • spongy sugar and gelatin treat • need for control and perfection • ...
Chapter 9 - Autonomic Nervous System 2021-09-21
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- innervate skeletal muscles; voluntary
- detects external temperature changes
- acetylcholine; 1st and 2nd synapse at parasympathetic
- respond to pressure and stretch
- connects the ganglion with the effector organ
- respond to small changes in temperature
- involuntary; subdivides into parasympathetic and sympathetic
- autonomic function is heart rate, respiration, vasoconstriction, and vasodilation
- process taste in anterior 2/3 of tongue
- maintains homeostasis; located below thalamus
- respiration
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- cranial nerve that senses from internal organs
- norepinephrine and epinephrine; from adrenal medulla in kidneys; 2nd synapse at sympathetic
- usually triggered through pain
- sends info to limbic system for memory and emotion regulation
- extends from the CNS to the ganglion
- maintain optimal blood supply; triggers fight or flight
- process taste in posterior 1/3 of tongue
- sensitive to chemical concentrations in the blood
- energy conservation and storage
20 Clues: respiration • usually triggered through pain • respond to pressure and stretch • energy conservation and storage • detects external temperature changes • extends from the CNS to the ganglion • innervate skeletal muscles; voluntary • respond to small changes in temperature • process taste in anterior 2/3 of tongue • process taste in posterior 1/3 of tongue • ...
Body Tissues 2023-01-19
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- tissue needed so the body can respond to stimuli
- one cells type found in nervous tissue
- tissue found in the heart
- responsible for passing electrical signals to the body
- tissue that helps the body move
- number of types of muscle tissue
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- number of main types of tissue found in the body
- type of muscle tissue found in the digestive system
- tissue made up of sheets of cells
- an example of epithelial tissue outside the body
- made up of groups of cells
- type of tissue that connects and supports other tissues
12 Clues: tissue found in the heart • made up of groups of cells • tissue that helps the body move • number of types of muscle tissue • tissue made up of sheets of cells • one cells type found in nervous tissue • number of main types of tissue found in the body • tissue needed so the body can respond to stimuli • an example of epithelial tissue outside the body • ...
Lecture Exam 3 Terms 2018-04-15
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- phylum consisting of vertebrates
- mammals that lay eggs
- monophyletic group distinguished by overlapping scales
- putting others' well-being before one's own
- undergoing complete metamorphosis
- clade comprised of reptiles, birds, and mammals
- developmental stage characterized by the induction of the 3 germ layers
- small phylum comprising of virtually indestructible micro-organisms
- outermost germ layer
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- comprised of 3 germ layers
- genetics system whereby fertilized eggs generate females while unfertilized eggs generate males
- skeletal support rod
- mammals that birth underdeveloped offspring
- comprised of 2 germ layers
- likely representative of the evolutionary transition from water (fish) to land (reptiles)
- cell type with a flagella surrounded by a "collar" of microvilli
- body cavity containing intestines and most organs
17 Clues: skeletal support rod • outermost germ layer • mammals that lay eggs • comprised of 3 germ layers • comprised of 2 germ layers • phylum consisting of vertebrates • undergoing complete metamorphosis • mammals that birth underdeveloped offspring • putting others' well-being before one's own • clade comprised of reptiles, birds, and mammals • ...
Nervous System 2024-09-18
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- – Branch-like extensions of a neuron that receive signals from other neurons.
- Nervous System – Part of the PNS that controls voluntary movements by activating skeletal muscles.
- Nervous System – A branch of the ANS that activates the body's "fight or flight" response.
- – The largest part of the brain, associated with higher brain functions like thought and action.
- Nervous System (CNS) – Composed of the brain and spinal cord, responsible for processing and sending out information.
- Nervous System (PNS) – The network of nerves outside the CNS that connects the rest of the body to the brain and spinal cord.
- – The junction between two neurons, where neurotransmitters are released to pass signals.
- Potential – The rapid electrical signal that travels along a neuron when it is activated.
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- Nervous System (ANS) – Controls involuntary functions like heartbeat, digestion, and breathing.
- – The part of the brain that connects the spinal cord to the rest of the brain, responsible for basic functions like breathing and heart rate.
- – Chemicals that transmit signals across a synapse from one neuron to another.
- Nervous System – A branch of the ANS that conserves energy and promotes "rest and digest" functions.
- – A fatty substance that insulates axons, speeding up the transmission of nerve impulses.
- – A region of the brain that coordinates movement and balance.
- Cord – A long, thin bundle of nerves that extends from the brain and transmits signals to and from the body.
- – A nerve cell that transmits electrical signals throughout the body.
- – The long, slender part of a neuron that carries nerve impulses away from the cell body.
17 Clues: – A region of the brain that coordinates movement and balance. • – A nerve cell that transmits electrical signals throughout the body. • – Branch-like extensions of a neuron that receive signals from other neurons. • – Chemicals that transmit signals across a synapse from one neuron to another. • ...
Introduction to the skeletal system 2022-03-08
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- bone dense bone tissue in which the cells are organized in osteons without apparent spaces; cortical bone
- innermost part; cavity containing red or yellow marrow within the diaphysis of a long bone
- bone that develops in and replaces cartilage
- bone developing cell
- cartilage hyaline cartilage that covers the end of bones in synovial joints
- end part of a long bone
- bone bone that consists of bars and plates separated by irregular spaces; cancellous bones
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- bone destroying cell
- fundamental functional unit of compact bone
- branching bony plate that separates the irregular spaces within spongy bone
- shaft of a long bone
- mature bone cell
- dense connective tissue covering bone surface
13 Clues: mature bone cell • bone destroying cell • shaft of a long bone • bone developing cell • end part of a long bone • fundamental functional unit of compact bone • bone that develops in and replaces cartilage • dense connective tissue covering bone surface • branching bony plate that separates the irregular spaces within spongy bone • ...
Intro To The Skeletal System 2022-03-08
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- cells that break down bone matrix
- smooth, white tissue that covers the ends of bones where they come together to form joints
- the wall of the diaphysis is mainly composed of tightly packed tissue also called cortical bone
- shaft of a long bone
- epiphysis are largely composed of cancellas bone, thin layers of compact bone on their surfaces
- cavity containing red or yellow marrow within the diaphysis of a long bone
- bone-forming cells
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- bone that begins as hyaline cartilage that is subsequently replaced by bone tissue
- central canal of a compact bone where osteocytes cluster
- bone cells
- spongy bone consists of many branching bony plates called....
- dense connective tissue covering the surface of a bone
- either end of a bone
13 Clues: bone cells • bone-forming cells • shaft of a long bone • either end of a bone • cells that break down bone matrix • dense connective tissue covering the surface of a bone • central canal of a compact bone where osteocytes cluster • spongy bone consists of many branching bony plates called.... • cavity containing red or yellow marrow within the diaphysis of a long bone • ...
The Skeletal and Muscular system 2021-06-09
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- Bones in the skeleton that are used for movement consisting of your upper and lower limbs.
- Supporting framework of an organism.
- Spongy tissue inside some of the bones in your body
- 2 Muscle working together in which one relaxes and one contracts.
- Tough, flexible tissue that hold bones in a joint together
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- A lubricant for bone ends, allowing them to slide over each other
- Tissues that contract and stretch pulling on the bones they are attached to, causing them to move
- Smooth material covering the ends of bones moving against each other.
- Bones in the skeleton that are used for protection consisting of your head and trunk of vertebrae.
- The inner part of the bone (part of it filled with bone marrow)
- Tissue that attaches muscle to bone holding the muscle in position
- Connection made between 2 bones allowing for movement
- The outer layer of the bone that is dense and heavy, giving it its strength.
13 Clues: Supporting framework of an organism. • Spongy tissue inside some of the bones in your body • Connection made between 2 bones allowing for movement • Tough, flexible tissue that hold bones in a joint together • The inner part of the bone (part of it filled with bone marrow) • A lubricant for bone ends, allowing them to slide over each other • ...
The Muscular and Skeletal System 2021-06-09
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- The sponge-like bone inside bones.
- The bones that protect internal organs.
- The fluid in joints.
- Hard bone on the outside of the bone.
- When one muscle contracts and the other one lengthens.
- Where bones meet.
- The body's support structure, made out of bone.
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- The bones used for movement.
- The soft, sponge-like tissue in the center of most bones.
- Connects muscle to bone.
- Connects bone to bone.
- Contracts to make body parts move.
- Connective tissue that stops bones from rubbing against each other.
13 Clues: Where bones meet. • The fluid in joints. • Connects bone to bone. • Connects muscle to bone. • The bones used for movement. • The sponge-like bone inside bones. • Contracts to make body parts move. • Hard bone on the outside of the bone. • The bones that protect internal organs. • The body's support structure, made out of bone. • ...
Crossword Puzzle “Human Body Systems” (Extra Credit) 2024-09-21
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- the immune and lymphatic systems move ___, a clear fluid that surrounds cells that protects the body from pathogens like viruses and bacteria - 5:26
- the processes of this system start in the mouth, includes organs like the stomach and small intestine; responsible for breaking down food to access nutrients - 2:48
- this system is responsible for maintaining osmotic balance; metabolic waste is removed; wastes include carbon dioxide and urea - 3:49
- the primary structures in this system are categorized by their function; cardiac muscle that forms the heart is part of this system - 6:22
- this is the largest system in the human body; includes the skin, hair, nails, and glands that secrete oil - 4:45
- this human body system includes specialized glands that secrete hormones that act as chemical messengers - 3:29
- this human body system can be organized into voluntary and involuntary and the CNS and PNS; primarily responsible for transporting messages to and from the brain - 6:36
- the adult human body is composed of 206 bones; primarily responsible for support and protection - 8:01
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- in the human body, blood carries gases like oxygen and carbon dioxide and transports nutrients throughout the body; this system relies on the heart as a “pumping machine” - 1:43
- gas exchange in the lungs occurs here - 7:48
- this system is composed of internal and external structures; male and females systems look very different and function very differently; eggs and sperm are part of this system - 7:23
- this human body system uses oxygen to make ATP (energy); oxygen is moved into the body and carbon dioxide is moved out of the body; this system includes the trachea and lungs - 7:48
- cells form tissues, tissues form organs, and organs form these - 0:43
- these organs are responsible for removing waste from the blood; part of the excretory system; relies on specialized structures like nephrons to remove wastes from the blood - 4:26
- the primary job of the large intestine in the digestive system is to absorb ____ back into the body - 3:03
- the female gonad, these structures are responsible for producing eggs in the female reproductive system - 7:23
16 Clues: gas exchange in the lungs occurs here - 7:48 • cells form tissues, tissues form organs, and organs form these - 0:43 • the adult human body is composed of 206 bones; primarily responsible for support and protection - 8:01 • the primary job of the large intestine in the digestive system is to absorb ____ back into the body - 3:03 • ...
STAAR Review Activity Project 2023-04-19
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- what "change" allows organisms to easily survive in their habitats?
- physical traits of the organism.
- the system that involves the intake of oxygen and the release or carbon dioxide.
- the system that is responsible for movement.
- change in a population's genetic make up
- the system that protects organs from outside damage.
- if you have one uppercase and one lowercase letter what kind of genotype do you have?
- the capability of an organism to fit into their ecosystem and reproduce
- tissues make up our ___
- the system that keeps your body safe against pathogens.
- what is the first step in setting up a dihybrid punnet square?
- the system that supports and protects our body and organs.
- influence of closely associated species upon each other in their evolution.
- a population's allele and genotype frequencies are constant unless there is some types of evolutionary force resulting in change
- Each gamete carries ___ allele(s) for a gene.
- changes in species composition in an area over time.
- a cross between a single allele to identify possible offspring.
- what's a cross with two pairs of alleles?
- the system that breaks down and helps wth absorption of nutrients.
- cells make up body___
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- what succession happens in a place with no life and no soil?
- the system that includes brain and spinal cord, voluntary and involuntary actions.
- what organisms eat the primary consumers?
- pattern of sustained, directional, and incremental change over an elongated period during the species' history.
- a form of a gene.
- what organisms eat your producers(plants)?
- the system that transports nutrients and blood through the body.
- the system that contains many hormone producing glands.
- the system that removes waste from the body.
- the system that allows animals to have offspring
- a species that help flowering plants reproduce.
- random change in allele frequencies due to chance.
- kill off prokaryote cells in the human body
- two uppercase or lowercase letters is what kind of genotype?
- the first organisms to colonize in primary succession.
- how many squares are in a dihybrid punnet square?
- a way to identify possible offspring of two genotypes.
37 Clues: a form of a gene. • cells make up body___ • tissues make up our ___ • physical traits of the organism. • change in a population's genetic make up • what organisms eat the primary consumers? • what's a cross with two pairs of alleles? • what organisms eat your producers(plants)? • kill off prokaryote cells in the human body • the system that is responsible for movement. • ...
Conley J Appen. Skeletal System 2022-03-09
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- the structure that is connected to the axial skeletal system and is proximal to the humerus
- meta tarsals and metacarpals are connected to these bone structures
- Is this truth or false: the femur is superior to the metacarpals
- this word is another word for your pelvis.
- Is this truth or false: the the metacarpals are superior to the metatarsals
- Jaylen damaged his wrist during a football practice in 2015. When he goes to the doctors to recieve x-rays of his wrist the doctor will see fractures in the ________________
- Is this truth or false: The clavicle is known as the the collar bone
- the piece of fingers that humans cannot move with joints is very important for the function of grabbing items and grasping liquid states of matter to some extent. The bones under the palm is known as ………
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- Is this truth or false: the Ilium is distal to the phalanges
- if you lowered your left hand and faced your palm away from you, and then you use your other hand to feel alone the right side of your arm, tracing from the elbow down to the wrist, then you are feeling the _________________
- if a patient reporting a broken bone behind his tibia, then the patient is experiencing pain from a fracture to their…
- The lower portion of the human endoskeleton that has a function to withstand force and protect organs necessary during locomotion and survival.
- Tom was walking and accidentally hit his upper elbow on the wall. He then laughs in pain and a weird feeling in his bone now. Tom most likely hit his funny bone, or his …
- if you lowered your left hand and faced your palm away from you, and then you use your other hand to feel alone the left side of your arm, tracing from the elbow down to the wrist, then you are feeling the _________________
- Phillips’ toes and fingers feel offended for fellows who don’t refer to them both as _______________
- complete the analogy; the radius is distal to the ulna as the fibula is distal the the __________________
16 Clues: this word is another word for your pelvis. • Is this truth or false: the Ilium is distal to the phalanges • Is this truth or false: the femur is superior to the metacarpals • meta tarsals and metacarpals are connected to these bone structures • Is this truth or false: The clavicle is known as the the collar bone • ...
Body Systems Review 2025-04-11
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- The type of immunity that is the body's first line of defense
- The type of immunity that comes from exposure
- The place in the bone where blood cells are produced
- The part of the brain that relays sensory information
- The organ that carries oxygen-poor blood back to the heart
- The body system that provides support, protects organs, and helps with movement
- The lobe of the brain that processes sensory, including touch, pain, and temperature
- The lobe of the brain that processes auditory information
- The body system that helps defend the body against bacteria and viruses
- The organ that carries oxygen-rich blood away from the heart
- The lobe of the brain that processes visual information
- The number of people who die each day waiting for an organ donation
- The body system that turns on during puberty
- The type of muscle only found in the heart
- There are 206 of these in an adult human’s body
- Stool Chart The name of the chart that classifies stool types from type 1 to type 7
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- The organ that is 22 feet in length on average
- The body system that protects the body and helps regulate temperature
- The body system that transports blood throughout the body
- The body system that exchanges gasses
- The body system that controls the other systems, responds to external/internal stimuli, and transmits information
- A lobe of this organ can be donated from a living donor
- The part of the brain that processes emotions, especially fear
- The gland that both aids digestion and regulates blood sugar
- The body system that filters blood and eliminates waste and excess water
- One of these organs can be donated from a living donor
- The organ that is most frequently donated from a deceased donor
- The part of the brain that regulates basic life functions such as breathing, heart rate, and blood pressure
- The body system that helps with movement, posture, and heat generation
- The lobe of the brain that is involved in planning, decision-making, and voluntary movement
- The body system that breaks down food and eliminates waste
- The part of the brain that is primarily responsible for coordination, balance, and motor control
- The body system that regulates bodily functions through hormones
33 Clues: The body system that exchanges gasses • The type of muscle only found in the heart • The body system that turns on during puberty • The type of immunity that comes from exposure • The organ that is 22 feet in length on average • There are 206 of these in an adult human’s body • The place in the bone where blood cells are produced • ...
MUSCULAR AND SKELETAL SYSTEM REVIEW 2024-09-09
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- The skeleton provides __________ to our body.
- They are long strings of tissue that carry messages throughout your body.
- Cardiac and smooth muscles are ___________ muscles because the brain makes them work without you having to think about it. .
- This muscle pumps blood from our heart to our body.
- They are body parts that can contract to cause movements.
- Skeletal muscles are also called __________ muscles because you decide when to move them.
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- It is the largest bone in our body.
- They are the areas where two or more bones meet.
- Is the correct name for skull.
- This type of muscles surround your eyes and mouth.
- Eggs, meat and milk are examples of what type of food?
- Most muscles come in _________.
- They are strong bands that connect your muscles to your bones.
13 Clues: Is the correct name for skull. • Most muscles come in _________. • It is the largest bone in our body. • The skeleton provides __________ to our body. • They are the areas where two or more bones meet. • This type of muscles surround your eyes and mouth. • This muscle pumps blood from our heart to our body. • Eggs, meat and milk are examples of what type of food? • ...
Osteonecrosis Crossword Puzzle 2022-12-01
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- this system is affected by osteonecrosis
- a physical/mental feature that's regarded as indicating a condition or disease
- the death of bone tissue
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- root word meaning bone
- another treatment that slows the amount of bone loss for a patient with osteonecrosis
- root word meaning death
- how is osteonecrosis diagnosed
- how is osteonecrosis treated
8 Clues: root word meaning bone • root word meaning death • the death of bone tissue • how is osteonecrosis treated • how is osteonecrosis diagnosed • this system is affected by osteonecrosis • a physical/mental feature that's regarded as indicating a condition or disease • another treatment that slows the amount of bone loss for a patient with osteonecrosis
Science croosword 2019-10-30
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- :nails,hair,skin,glands,and nerves
- :nose,mouth,pharynx,larynx,thracea,bronchi,and bronchioles
- doesnt have a chloroplast or cell wall.
- they work together: heart,lungs,artery,and veins
- has a cell wall and have chlorplast.
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- componds of atoms that are bond together
- cells,tissues,organs,organ system
- a lot of tissues bond together
8 Clues: a lot of tissues bond together • cells,tissues,organs,organ system • :nails,hair,skin,glands,and nerves • has a cell wall and have chlorplast. • doesnt have a chloroplast or cell wall. • componds of atoms that are bond together • they work together: heart,lungs,artery,and veins • :nose,mouth,pharynx,larynx,thracea,bronchi,and bronchioles
Joshua's Muscle Crossword Puzzle 2023-12-01
Across
- where muscles and neurons communicate
- the gap between the neuron and motor end plate
- muscle that is not under conscious control
- striated and multinucleated muscle
- Thin Filament
- plasma membrane of muscle cells
- functional unit in the muscle fiber
- fiber is organized into bundles
- enlargement of the muscle
- where neurotransmitters are stored
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- nerve and muscle fibers come together to form
- muscle under conscious control
- "pacemaker" cells of our hearts
- singular skeletal muscle cell
- non-striated and involuntary muscle
- muscle become weak and small
- breaks down ACH
- involuntary contraction
- muscle fiber plus motor neuron
- thick filament
- the boundary between sarcomeres
21 Clues: Thin Filament • thick filament • breaks down ACH • involuntary contraction • enlargement of the muscle • muscle become weak and small • singular skeletal muscle cell • muscle under conscious control • muscle fiber plus motor neuron • "pacemaker" cells of our hearts • plasma membrane of muscle cells • fiber is organized into bundles • the boundary between sarcomeres • ...
Thankful Body 2020-11-02
22 Clues: FWEA • IJBB • KVKHV • KLLJB • fjdhd • ddddsd • IJWEOH • dsfsdnf • fgsdgsg • fgmsd;f • DFWDOHF • KGKJGKJ • fdsfsdf • dgsdsdds • dsdsddsf • FKDJFDKF • fdgsdsdg • dfsdsdfd • BDFJEDFW • DFDNFLJSD • mfksdknfs • efw;dknf;sd
Electromagnetic Puzzle 2026-02-10
6 Clues: The one we can see • Can cause sunburns • The longest wave type • The shortest wave type • Used for heating up food • How we see the skeletal system
Human Body Systems 2022-04-19
A&P Ch. 1 2013-08-17
Across
- Mechanism that provides information about specific conditions/stimuli in the internal environment
- System that fights infection
- Form and organization
- Production of new organisms and new cells
- The ability to be excited to a characteristic action or function by the application of some stimulus
- Basic unit of structure and function; contain organelles; form tissues
- Mechanism that elicits responses that altar conditions in the internal environment
- The study of the structures of body parts
- Mechanism in which buildup of a product causes suppression of its synthesis; activated by an imbalance that corrects the imbalance
- The body's maintenance of a stable environment
- System that includes muscles
- When the internal environment of the body is not in the normal range
- Measure of the amount of heat present
- The study of the functions of body parts
- System that includes blood/the heart
- What something does and how it does it
- Made up of physical and chemical events that obtain, release, and use energy
- Required for and provides environment for metabolic process to take place; transports stuff; regulate temp
- Mechanism that tells what a particular value should be
- Complex structure with a specialized function(s)
- Structures organized into a unit
- Breakdown of food substances into simpler forms that can be absorbed and used
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- Force acting on the outside of a land organism due to the weight of air above it
- System that includes lungs
- Change in position of the body or of a body part; motion of an internal organ
- Groups of cells; form organs
- System that reproduces
- System that includes hormones
- System that removes waste from blood
- System that includes skin
- Process by which changes cause additional similar changes, producing unstable conditions
- Reaction to a change taking place inside or outside the body
- System that includes brain
- Increase in body size without changing shape
- Groups of organs that function closely together
- System that includes bones
- System that gets energy from food
- Gas used to release energy from nutrients
- Removal of wastes produced by metabolic reactions
- Chemicals found in food necessary for organisms to live
- Made up of interacting organ systems
41 Clues: Form and organization • System that reproduces • System that includes skin • System that includes lungs • System that includes brain • System that includes bones • System that fights infection • Groups of cells; form organs • System that includes muscles • System that includes hormones • Structures organized into a unit • System that gets energy from food • ...
Muscle Anatomy 2022-02-17
Across
- This surrounds the entire muscle tissue
- Attachment to the immovable bone
- Circular muscle and longitudinal muscle
- Muscle Cell=?
- Epimysia blend into strong, cord-like ______
- Cardiac muscle is located in the ________
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- Muscles are responsible for _______ of the body
- Connective tissue that surrounds and holds every organ
- Each muscle:
- Each fascicle:
- Skeletal muscle fibers are packaged into bundles called
- Each muscle fiber:
- Attached to bones
- This muscle lines hollow organs
14 Clues: Each muscle: • Muscle Cell=? • Each fascicle: • Attached to bones • Each muscle fiber: • This muscle lines hollow organs • Attachment to the immovable bone • This surrounds the entire muscle tissue • Circular muscle and longitudinal muscle • Cardiac muscle is located in the ________ • Epimysia blend into strong, cord-like ______ • Muscles are responsible for _______ of the body • ...
skeletal review 2023-02-22
Across
- the ends of the bones
- partially moveable joints
- outermost layer of the bone, hardest layer
- vertebrae
- eat bones
- found in the epiphysis, contains red marrow
- found in the diaphysis
- fully moveable joints
- patella
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- closed fractures need this, not surgery
- the long shaft of the bone
- sternum
- where the bones come together
- the creation of blood cells
- makes bone
- femur, humerus
- open fractures need this, surgery
- articulation that cant move
18 Clues: sternum • patella • vertebrae • eat bones • makes bone • femur, humerus • the ends of the bones • fully moveable joints • found in the diaphysis • partially moveable joints • the long shaft of the bone • the creation of blood cells • articulation that cant move • where the bones come together • open fractures need this, surgery • closed fractures need this, not surgery • ...
Skeletal Structures 2022-11-02
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- tubelike passageway within a bone
- furrow or groove
- opening through a bone that usually is a passageway for blood vessels, nerves, or ligaments
- knoblike process usually larger than a tubercle
- soft spot in the sukullk where membranes cover the space between bones
- rounded process that usually articulates with another bone
- narrow ridgelike projection
- small, nearly flat surface
- cavity within a bone
- thornlike projection
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- projection situated above a condyle
- prominent projection on a bone
- relatively large process
- small, knoblike process
- tiny pit or depression
- enlargement of the end of a bone
- interlocking line of union between bones
- relatively deep pit or depression
18 Clues: furrow or groove • cavity within a bone • thornlike projection • tiny pit or depression • small, knoblike process • relatively large process • small, nearly flat surface • narrow ridgelike projection • prominent projection on a bone • enlargement of the end of a bone • tubelike passageway within a bone • relatively deep pit or depression • projection situated above a condyle • ...
Skeletal Structures 2022-11-02
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- tubelike passageway within a bone
- furrow or groove
- opening through a bone that usually is a passageway for blood vessels, nerves, or ligaments
- knoblike process usually larger than a tubercle
- soft spot in the sukullk where membranes cover the space between bones
- rounded process that usually articulates with another bone
- narrow ridgelike projection
- small, nearly flat surface
- cavity within a bone
- thornlike projection
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- projection situated above a condyle
- prominent projection on a bone
- relatively large process
- small, knoblike process
- tiny pit or depression
- enlargement of the end of a bone
- interlocking line of union between bones
- relatively deep pit or depression
18 Clues: furrow or groove • cavity within a bone • thornlike projection • tiny pit or depression • small, knoblike process • relatively large process • small, nearly flat surface • narrow ridgelike projection • prominent projection on a bone • enlargement of the end of a bone • tubelike passageway within a bone • relatively deep pit or depression • projection situated above a condyle • ...
Skeletal Structures 2022-11-02
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- Opening through a bone acting as a passageway
- Interlocking line of union between bones
- Relatively deep pit or depression
- Projection situated above condyle
- Prominent projection on a bone
- Enlargement on the end of a bone
- Narrow ridgelike projection
- Cavity within a bone
- Knoblike process larger than a tubercle
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- Tubelike passageway within a bone
- Soft spot in the skull
- Tiny pit or depression
- Small, knoblike process
- Furrow or groove
- Rounded process that articulates w/ another bone
- Relatively large process
- Small, nearly flat surface
- Thornlike projection
18 Clues: Furrow or groove • Cavity within a bone • Thornlike projection • Soft spot in the skull • Tiny pit or depression • Small, knoblike process • Relatively large process • Small, nearly flat surface • Narrow ridgelike projection • Prominent projection on a bone • Enlargement on the end of a bone • Tubelike passageway within a bone • Relatively deep pit or depression • ...
Skeletal Structure 2022-11-02
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- tubelike passageway within a bone
- furrow or groove
- opening through a bone that usually is a passageway for blood vessels, nerves, or ligaments
- knoblike process usually larger than a tubercle
- soft spot in the skull where membranes cover the space between bones
- rounded process that usually articulates with another bone
- narrow ridgelike projection
- small, nearly flat surface
- cavity within a bone
- thornlike projection
Down
- projection situated above a condyle
- prominent projection on a bone
- relatively large process
- small, knoblike process
- tiny pit or depression
- enlargement of the end of a bone
- interlocking line of union between bones
- relatively deep pit or depression
18 Clues: furrow or groove • cavity within a bone • thornlike projection • tiny pit or depression • small, knoblike process • relatively large process • small, nearly flat surface • narrow ridgelike projection • prominent projection on a bone • enlargement of the end of a bone • tubelike passageway within a bone • relatively deep pit or depression • projection situated above a condyle • ...
Muscular System 2023-12-07
Across
- an organ system responsible for providing strength
- the four basic properties of muscles
- names made for muscles from the movement they produce
- a thick, middle layer of the heart
- muscles that contract and relax under pressure
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- organized tissue made of muscle fibers
- muscles that contract and relax with pressure
- an involuntary,non-striated skeletal muscle
- a cord of strong,flexible tissue
- a thin cover of connective tissue that surrounds and holds every organ
10 Clues: a cord of strong,flexible tissue • a thick, middle layer of the heart • the four basic properties of muscles • organized tissue made of muscle fibers • an involuntary,non-striated skeletal muscle • muscles that contract and relax with pressure • muscles that contract and relax under pressure • an organ system responsible for providing strength • ...
The body organs and it's function 2014-08-14
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- this organ system helps transfer or receive sperm cells for male or female
- regulates body temperature, protect tissue, usually includes skin,hair,sweat glands,and sebaceous glands.
- helps maintain posture,causes movements, and produces body heat
- produce blood cells,protects framework, protects soft tissue ex:bones, ligaments, cartilages, and tendons
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- exchanges o2 and carbon monoxide .
- circulates and transports body through the body ex: "it pumps approx. 2,000 gallons of blood each day.
- breaks down and absorbs food
- this organ system helps defend against infection.
- detects changes, stimulates muscles and glands ex: spinal cord,brain,"nerves",and sensor organs
- controls organ and structure metabolic activities
- takes out waste in blood,maintains electrolyte balance.
11 Clues: breaks down and absorbs food • exchanges o2 and carbon monoxide . • this organ system helps defend against infection. • controls organ and structure metabolic activities • takes out waste in blood,maintains electrolyte balance. • helps maintain posture,causes movements, and produces body heat • ...
Ology Vocabulary 2021-08-24
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- Study of naturally occurring chemical compounds and their properties; examples include quartz, fluorite, and calcite
- Study of the functions of the structures of the body (often combined with Anatomy concepts)
- Study of the incidence, distribution, and possible control of epidemics and other diseases
- Study of life in the ocean
- Study of nerves; also a branch of medicine dealing with diseases of the nervous system
- Study of the bones and the disorders and diseases of the skeletal system
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- Study of the eye and eye diseases
- Study of fungi and yeasts
- Study of all aspects of diseases & possible causes of death
- Study of Earth's moon and its geology
- Science dealing with the atmosphere and weather
11 Clues: Study of fungi and yeasts • Study of life in the ocean • Study of the eye and eye diseases • Study of Earth's moon and its geology • Science dealing with the atmosphere and weather • Study of all aspects of diseases & possible causes of death • Study of the bones and the disorders and diseases of the skeletal system • ...
Nervous & Skeletal & Muscular systems 2022-10-27
Across
- areas where bones meet
- skeleton, bones which make up the vertebral column and skull
- attaches bone to bone
- attaches muscle to bone & is made of elastin
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- walks on four limbs
- process of cartilage changing into bone
- connects muscle to muscle; also known as connective tissue
- system, provides protection to vital organs, aids in locomotion and blood production and is used for storage
- walk on two legs
- absorbs shock & provides flexible structure
10 Clues: walk on two legs • walks on four limbs • attaches bone to bone • areas where bones meet • process of cartilage changing into bone • absorbs shock & provides flexible structure • attaches muscle to bone & is made of elastin • connects muscle to muscle; also known as connective tissue • skeleton, bones which make up the vertebral column and skull • ...
Organ Systems 99 2025-01-10
Across
- pituitary,thyroid,pancrease,adrinal glands,ovaries/testes
- skeletal muscles,tendons
- skin,hair,nails
- lymph nodes,spleen,lymphatic muscles,thymus
- stomach,liver,Lintestine,Sintestine,gallbladder
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- kidneys,urinary bladder
- heart,blood vessels
- epididymis,testes/mammory glands,ovaries,uterus
- cartalige,bones,joints
- lungs,trachea,nasal passages
- brain,spinalcord,peripheral nerves
11 Clues: skin,hair,nails • heart,blood vessels • cartalige,bones,joints • kidneys,urinary bladder • skeletal muscles,tendons • lungs,trachea,nasal passages • brain,spinalcord,peripheral nerves • lymph nodes,spleen,lymphatic muscles,thymus • epididymis,testes/mammory glands,ovaries,uterus • stomach,liver,Lintestine,Sintestine,gallbladder • ...
STAAR Review Activity Project-j.a.c.o.b. 2023-04-19
Across
- what "change" allows organisms to easily survive in their habitats?
- physical traits of the organism.
- the system that involves the intake of oxygen and the release or carbon dioxide.
- the system that is responsible for movement.
- change in a population's genetic make up
- the system that protects organs from outside damage.
- if you have one uppercase and one lowercase letter what kind of genotype do you have?
- the capability of an organism to fit into their ecosystem and reproduce
- tissues make up our ___
- the system that keeps your body safe against pathogens.
- what is the first step in setting up a dihybrid punnet square?
- the system that supports and protects our body and organs.
- influence of closely associated species upon each other in their evolution.
- a population's allele and genotype frequencies are constant unless there is some types of evolutionary force resulting in change
- Each gamete carries ___ allele(s) for a gene.
- changes in species composition in an area over time.
- a cross between a single allele to identify possible offspring.
- what's a cross with two pairs of alleles?
- the system that breaks down and helps wth absorption of nutrients.
- cells make up body___
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- what succession happens in a place with no life and no soil?
- the system that includes brain and spinal cord, voluntary and involuntary actions.
- what organisms eat the primary consumers?
- pattern of sustained, directional, and incremental change over an elongated period during the species' history.
- a form of a gene.
- what organisms eat your producers(plants)?
- the system that transports nutrients and blood through the body.
- the system that contains many hormone producing glands.
- the system that removes waste from the body.
- the system that allows animals to have offspring
- a species that help flowering plants reproduce.
- random change in allele frequencies due to chance.
- kill off prokaryote cells in the human body
- two uppercase or lowercase letters is what kind of genotype?
- the first organisms to colonize in primary succession.
- how many squares are in a dihybrid punnet square?
- a way to identify possible offspring of two genotypes.
37 Clues: a form of a gene. • cells make up body___ • tissues make up our ___ • physical traits of the organism. • change in a population's genetic make up • what organisms eat the primary consumers? • what's a cross with two pairs of alleles? • what organisms eat your producers(plants)? • kill off prokaryote cells in the human body • the system that is responsible for movement. • ...
Muscle terms 2021-02-16
Write a clue - systems and organs 2012-12-16
Across
- Carries oxygen, carbon dioxide and nutrients around the body
- Brings about movement of limbs and organs
- Controls the functioning of the nervous system
- Different in males and females - creates new individuals
- Responds to stimuli
- Supports the body
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- Gets rid of the waste products from our body's metabolism
- Responsible for gas exchange at the lungs
- Involved with the ingestion, breakdown and absorption of food
- Contracts to pump blood round the body
- Where gas echange occurs between the body and atmospheric air
- Involved with sending chemical messages to target organs
- Filters the blood and excretes urea
13 Clues: Supports the body • Responds to stimuli • Filters the blood and excretes urea • Contracts to pump blood round the body • Responsible for gas exchange at the lungs • Brings about movement of limbs and organs • Controls the functioning of the nervous system • Different in males and females - creates new individuals • Involved with sending chemical messages to target organs • ...
Bones, Muscles and Joints 2020-07-30
Across
- cartilage gradually becoming a bone
- bone cells
- joints in hip and the shoulder
- a muscle in the arm
- the middle of a long bone
- lower back vertebra
- chest vertebra
- neck vertebra
- protects brain
- five vertebrae fused
- muscle attached to the moving bone
- muscle that work in pairs
- the joint is surrounded by a tough fibrous .....
- end of a long bone
- a bone that produces red blood cells
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- connects two bones
- a role of the skeletal system
- the bones ......... at joints
- secreted by the synovial membrane
- the outer surface (covering) of the bone
- connects muscle to the bone
- osteocytes are arranged in rings
- outside hard material of long bone
- muscle attached to the stationary bone
- a movable joint
- cartilage cells
26 Clues: bone cells • neck vertebra • chest vertebra • protects brain • a movable joint • cartilage cells • connects two bones • end of a long bone • a muscle in the arm • lower back vertebra • five vertebrae fused • the middle of a long bone • muscle that work in pairs • connects muscle to the bone • a role of the skeletal system • the bones ......... at joints • joints in hip and the shoulder • ...
Muscles Crossword Project Grace White 2020-03-07
Across
- illness causing nerve damage to the spinal cord
- shoulder adduction
- violent outbursts due to steroid use
- immune system attacks myelin
- function of wrist flexors
- involuntary non-striated
- dorsiflexion
- buttocks muscle
- voluntary striated
- chest muscle
- Internal rotator cuff
- characterized by weakening of muscles
- pressure ruptures a vertebrae
- involuntary striated
- oppose a movement
- opposite of thumb
- naming based on, example: biceps
- arm extension
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- naming based on, example: temporalis
- man made testosterone suppliments
- Shoulder abductor
- naming based on, example: deltoid
- provides main force
- deep quadricep muscle
- rotate head
- weak wrist flexor
- common name is abs
- biceps femoris, semitendinosus, semimembranosus
- autoimmune diease, commonly identified with butterfly shaped rash
- due to pressure on median nerve
- attachment to moving bone
- main function of muscles
32 Clues: rotate head • dorsiflexion • chest muscle • arm extension • buttocks muscle • Shoulder abductor • weak wrist flexor • oppose a movement • opposite of thumb • shoulder adduction • voluntary striated • common name is abs • provides main force • involuntary striated • deep quadricep muscle • Internal rotator cuff • involuntary non-striated • main function of muscles • function of wrist flexors • ...
Introduction to Anatomy and Muscles 2025-10-30
Across
- A muscle or group of muscles that directly performs a specific movement
- The head and neck is an example of this class of lever
- The muscle that relaxes when the agonist/prime mover contracts
- Another name for the prime mover
- The point of attachent that does NOT move when a muscle contracts
- The ankle and calf muscle is an example of this class of lever
- These muscles work constantly without your conscious effort
- This directional term in anatomy means towards the front part of the body
- This is a specialized type of smooth muscle that pumps blood through your cardiovascular system
- A type of connective tissue that connects muscle to bone
- These muscles are attached to your bones by tendons to move your skeleton
- This measurement can be found by either multiplying side lengths of a box, or by putting irregular shapes into water
- The standard unit of Mass in the metric system
- The standard unit of length in the metric system
- This directional term in anatomy means towards the head
- Your biceps and triceps is an example of this class of lever. (It is the most common in the body)
- These muscles also contract when the prime mover contracts
- This is the name of the lens that you look through in a microscope
- Dark bands that appear on the muscle where the sarcomeres meet
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- This directional term in anatomy means towards the feet
- This is the microscope lens with the lowest magnification setting
- This plane of the body separates the left half from the right
- The process of actin sliding along the myosin to contract muscles
- The point of attachement that moves when a muscle contracts
- The joint or point around which a lever moves (The tipping point or hinge)
- This plane of the body separates the top half from the bottom
- This directional term in anatomy means towards the back part of the body
- These are the functional units of cardiac and skeletal muscle that allow them to contract in sections
- The standard unit of length in the metric system
- Muscles that act as joint stabilizers
- Cardiac muscle is this type of muscle
31 Clues: Another name for the prime mover • Muscles that act as joint stabilizers • Cardiac muscle is this type of muscle • The standard unit of Mass in the metric system • The standard unit of length in the metric system • The standard unit of length in the metric system • The head and neck is an example of this class of lever • ...
Human Physiology Quiz 2014-03-25
Across
- Abnormal pattern of electrical conduction in heart
- This cell shape is described as being flat
- The functional unit of teh nervous system
- One of the main functions of epithelial tissue
- A type of graded potential that is more likely to cause an action potential
- Most abundant protein in the body
- Cell found in bone
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- The SA node is also called this
- The tricuspid is one of these!
- The triple layer surrounding the brain
- The repeating unit of skeletal muscle
- The inside of a cell is more ________ charged than the outside
- These processes receive incoming information in a neuron
- the phase of myocardial contraction
14 Clues: Cell found in bone • The tricuspid is one of these! • The SA node is also called this • Most abundant protein in the body • the phase of myocardial contraction • The repeating unit of skeletal muscle • The triple layer surrounding the brain • The functional unit of teh nervous system • This cell shape is described as being flat • ...
Muscular System (Christy Thompson) 2024-03-01
Across
- The type of muscle in your digestive system
- Muscle action not under your control
- Skeletal muscles can be strengthened by doing
- When your arm Straightens your ____ muscle is the extensor
Down
- Tendons connect your ____ to your bones
- Bends a part of your body
- Muscle action under your control
- Straightens a part of your body
- Connects your muscles to your bones
- The type of muscle in your heart
- Tendinitis is a condition when a muscle or tendon is
- When your arm bends your ____ muscle is the flexor
- Endurance can be improved by doing
- The type of muscle that connects to your bones
14 Clues: Bends a part of your body • Straightens a part of your body • Muscle action under your control • The type of muscle in your heart • Endurance can be improved by doing • Connects your muscles to your bones • Muscle action not under your control • Tendons connect your ____ to your bones • The type of muscle in your digestive system • ...
The Nervous System 2023-04-17
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- The protective gaps God made between neurons.
- The lobe responsible for memory.
- Receives the electrical impulses.
- Controls involuntary movements
- The part of the brain responsible for vision.
- stem Connects the brain to the spinal cord.
- Controls your skeletal muscle movements
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- An action that happens before the brain has time to think about it.
- This part of the brain is responsible for math and language.
- The nerve cells of your body.
- This part of the brain is responsible for conscious movement.
- cord The brain and ____ make up your nervous system.
- What is the largest part of the brain?
- Sends the impulse onto the next dendrite.
14 Clues: The nerve cells of your body. • Controls involuntary movements • The lobe responsible for memory. • Receives the electrical impulses. • What is the largest part of the brain? • Controls your skeletal muscle movements • Sends the impulse onto the next dendrite. • stem Connects the brain to the spinal cord. • The protective gaps God made between neurons. • ...
Human Body Systems 2019-09-13
Across
- the body area within the ribs
- a broken bone
- this body system provides shape and support to the body
- a flap of tissue that prevents food from entering the trachea
- this condition can result in an emergency related to low or high blood sugar
- this body system has different structures in males and females
- these are chemical messengers in the body that are produced by glands
- ______________ precautions refer to treating all blood from any person as though it were infectious
- another word for the pharynx
- this system protects the body against disease
- movement of one or more bones out of their normal location within a joint
- the cardiovascular system is made up of the heart, blood vessels and ________
- altered __________ status refers to a change in a person's level of responsiveness
Down
- the medical term myocardial infarction refers to a ___________ attack
- a regulating agency that tells employers what they must do to protect employees from blood borne diseases
- a life-threatening condition when the body temperature becomes too high
- the heart pumps blood to all body tissues through these vessels
- a name for the arms and legs
- a physical blockage of the airway
- severe vomiting and diarrhea can lead to this condition when the body does not have enough water
- this is breathed in during inhalation
- this organ stores urine until it is released from the body
- a spinal cord injury may lead to this, which is loss of movement and sensation
- these structures connect muscle to bone
- one of the organs of the central nervous system
25 Clues: a broken bone • a name for the arms and legs • another word for the pharynx • the body area within the ribs • a physical blockage of the airway • this is breathed in during inhalation • these structures connect muscle to bone • this system protects the body against disease • one of the organs of the central nervous system • ...
CBC and CMP+ Blood Tests Crossword Puzzle 2025-03-11
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- Their primary job is to stop the bleeding if you’re injured.
- Supports heart, nerve and muscle function, as well as metabolism.
- _____ transaminase, This test is used to assess liver health.
- Supports your musculoskeletal system (bones and muscles), nervous system and circulatory system.
- _____ dioxide, Maintains a healthy balance of acids and basic alkaline compounds in your blood (acid-base balance).
- _____ blood cells, Are a part of your immune system that protects your body from infection.
- Measure protein levels in your blood.
- Measures the level of sugar in your blood and helps manage/detect diabetes.
- _____ blood cells, Also known as erythrocytes - delivers oxygen to the tissues in your body.
- _____ urea nitrogen, It helps determine if your kidneys are working as they should.
- Measure how well the kidneys are doing their job of filtering waste from the blood.
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- Helps with nerve and muscle function and promotes the growth of bones and teeth (skeletal system).
- Helps maintain healthy blood pressure and body fluid levels.
- Aides in developing healthy teeth and bones and helps with nerve and muscle function.
- Contains iron, which allows it to bind to oxygen and is used to detect anemia.
- Measures the percentage of red blood cells in your blood.
- Is a protein in your blood plasma that checks your liver and kidney function.
- _____ gap, Checks the acid-base balance of your blood and if the electrolytes in your blood are balanced.
- Controls fluid levels and helps with nerve and muscle function.
- is a substance in your liver’s bile. Too much bile in your blood may be a sign of liver issues.
20 Clues: Measure protein levels in your blood. • Measures the percentage of red blood cells in your blood. • Helps maintain healthy blood pressure and body fluid levels. • Their primary job is to stop the bleeding if you’re injured. • _____ transaminase, This test is used to assess liver health. • Controls fluid levels and helps with nerve and muscle function. • ...
Chapter 3 Body Terminology Crossword Puzzle 2026-01-14
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- Middle or direction toward the middle of the body
- Anatomically distinct structure composed of two or more tissue types
- System that encloses internal body structures
- Plane that divides horizontally into upper and lower portions
- Two or more atoms combine to form a
- Eye
- System that delivers oxygen and nutrients to tissues
- Position farther from the surface of the body
- Focuses on function
- System that returns fluid to blood
- Position closer to the surface of the body
- The smallest independently functioning unit of a living organism
- Focuses on structure
- System that secretes hormones
- Above or higher than another part of the body
- A face-up orientation
- Below or lower than another part of the body
- Farther from the point of attachment or trunk of the body
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- Side or direction toward the side of the body
- Epithelial membrane also called the cutaneous membrane
- Plane that divides vertically into right and left sides
- All matter in the universe is composed of one or more
- Surrounds organs in the abdominopelvic cavity and reduces friction
- Plane that divides into an anterior and posterior portion
- Group of many similar cells
- Direction toward the back of the body
- Calf
- Cavity that contains the lungs and heart
- Made up of proton, electron, and neutron
- Cavity that houses the brain
- Surrounds the lungs and reduces friction
- Surrounds the heart and reduces friction
- System that supports the body
- Nearer to the point of attachment or trunk of the body
- Direction toward the front of the body
- Phalanges or fingers
- A face-down orientation
37 Clues: Eye • Calf • Focuses on function • Phalanges or fingers • Focuses on structure • A face-up orientation • A face-down orientation • Group of many similar cells • Cavity that houses the brain • System that supports the body • System that secretes hormones • System that returns fluid to blood • Two or more atoms combine to form a • Direction toward the back of the body • ...
Muscular System Vocabulary 2015-04-10
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- connects the muscle to the bone
- the type of muscle used to allow the movement of the skeleton
- a muscle that contracts and relaxes on its own
- a muscle that contracts and relaxes voluntarily
- the shortening of a muscle tissue to allow movement
- surrounds the fascicles
- the use of physical energy
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- the type of muscle found in internal organs and blood vessels
- a type of muscle found in the heart
- tissues used to connect bones
- the muscular and skeletal system working together
- muscle cells that make up the muscle
- a bundle of muscle fibers
13 Clues: surrounds the fascicles • a bundle of muscle fibers • the use of physical energy • tissues used to connect bones • connects the muscle to the bone • a type of muscle found in the heart • muscle cells that make up the muscle • a muscle that contracts and relaxes on its own • a muscle that contracts and relaxes voluntarily • the muscular and skeletal system working together • ...
Body Organization and Structure 2014-02-06
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- excersie/strengthens your skeletal muscles
- system/organs work together
- filled with protein
- by living cells
- temperature falls below normal condition
- fibers/carry messages to and from the brain
- under your control
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- stre minerals that help your nerves ans muscles function properly. Long bones store fat that can be used for energy.
- mad of a protein
- that straightens part of your body
- inflamed
- that cause bone to become less dense
- glands/release oil that keeps har flexible and waterproofs the epidermis
- maintence of a constant internal state in a changing environment
14 Clues: inflamed • by living cells • mad of a protein • under your control • filled with protein • system/organs work together • that straightens part of your body • that cause bone to become less dense • temperature falls below normal condition • excersie/strengthens your skeletal muscles • fibers/carry messages to and from the brain • ...
Muscular System (Christy Thompson) 2024-03-01
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- The type of muscle in your digestive system
- Muscle action not under your control
- Skeletal muscles can be strengthened by doing
- When your arm Straightens your ____ muscle is the extensor
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- Tendons connect your ____ to your bones
- Bends a part of your body
- Muscle action under your control
- Straightens a part of your body
- Connects your muscles to your bones
- The type of muscle in your heart
- Tendinitis is a condition when a muscle or tendon is
- When your arm bends your ____ muscle is the flexor
- Endurance can be improved by doing
- The type of muscle that connects to your bones
14 Clues: Bends a part of your body • Straightens a part of your body • Muscle action under your control • The type of muscle in your heart • Endurance can be improved by doing • Connects your muscles to your bones • Muscle action not under your control • Tendons connect your ____ to your bones • The type of muscle in your digestive system • ...
Intro and Axial Crossword 2020-10-16
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- forms roof of nasal cavity
- forms bone matrix
- forms upper jaw
- limbs and girdles
- number of skeletal system functions
- bone breaks incompletely
- broken bones forced to each other
- encloses the brain
- bone destroying cells
- outside covering of diaphysis
- 14 bones that compose the face
- number of subdivisions
- bone fracture doesn't penetrate skin
- bridge of nose
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- contains yellow marrow
- broken bone is pressed inward
- bone breaks in many pieces
- longitude axis
- reduces friction at bones
- only skull bone not connected to sutures
- fracture penetrates skin
- dense and homogenous bone
- break occurs with twisted force
- bone is crushed
- composed of compact bone
- mainly spongy bone
- butterfly shaped bone
- has open space by bone
- maintains bone tissue
- humerous type of bone
30 Clues: longitude axis • bridge of nose • forms upper jaw • bone is crushed • forms bone matrix • limbs and girdles • encloses the brain • mainly spongy bone • bone destroying cells • butterfly shaped bone • maintains bone tissue • humerous type of bone • contains yellow marrow • has open space by bone • number of subdivisions • fracture penetrates skin • bone breaks incompletely • composed of compact bone • ...
Musculoskeletal System 2018-02-15
Across
- The fingers are made up of this bone
- Combining form for "bone"
- Outward curvature of spine; also known as hunchback
- Combining form for "joint"
- OA
- One of the two divisions of the skeletal system
- Number of thoracic vertebrae
- Removal of fluid from a joint cavity
- RA
- Fracture in which there is no open skin wound
- Suffix for "surgical repair"
- Surgical removal of cartilage
- Suffix for "study of"
- Number of cervical vertebrae
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- One of the two divisions of the skeletal system
- Joint pain
- Combining form for "disease"
- Number of lumbar vertebrae
- Fx
- TKR
- LE
- Suffix for "inflammation"
- Condition in which bone is thinning and weakening
- Combining form for "cartilage"
- Suffix for "surgical removal"
- A tumor that forms in bone marrow tissue
- Minimum number of fused bones making up the coccyx
27 Clues: Fx • LE • OA • RA • TKR • Joint pain • Suffix for "study of" • Combining form for "bone" • Suffix for "inflammation" • Number of lumbar vertebrae • Combining form for "joint" • Combining form for "disease" • Number of thoracic vertebrae • Suffix for "surgical repair" • Number of cervical vertebrae • Suffix for "surgical removal" • Surgical removal of cartilage • Combining form for "cartilage" • ...
Cardiomyocytes, Brooke R 2022-08-11
Across
- What is the estimated amount of cardiomyocytes found in the body?
- Generates ATP for the cell
- what is the difference between Skeletal and Cardiac Muscle movement?
- What kind of fibers are Cardiomyocytes?
- How long are Cardiomyocytes in the human body?
- which muscle consists of interlacing bundles of cardiomyocytes?
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- How are Cardiomyocytes connected?
- Forms which part of the heart?
- Cardiomyocytes have a high density of .... to allow for their metabolic processes?
- Part of which body system?
10 Clues: Generates ATP for the cell • Part of which body system? • Forms which part of the heart? • How are Cardiomyocytes connected? • What kind of fibers are Cardiomyocytes? • How long are Cardiomyocytes in the human body? • which muscle consists of interlacing bundles of cardiomyocytes? • What is the estimated amount of cardiomyocytes found in the body? • ...
Bio of the Body 2021-02-23
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- maintains the health of the neuron
- potential neuron polarized; is recharged waiting for heat, change, light
- role: inhibition of brain activity; disorders: seizures, tremors, insomnia, anxiety disorders (low)
- sheath that covers the axon of some neurons to help speed neural impulses
- nervous system that controls the body's skeletal muscles, controls all VOLUNTARY movement
- roles: movement, thought processes, pleasure and rewarding sensations; disorders: Parkinson's (low levels), Schizophrenia (excessive levels), drug addiction
- drug molecules that are similar enough to the neurotransmitter to mimic its effects ex: opiate drugs bc enough like endorphins
- carries info away from cell body to muscles, glands, cells
- electrical messages that can cross synapse
- the synaptic gap/cleft; the junction between the axon tip of a sending neuron and the dendrite or the cell body of the receiving body
- a nerve cell, basic building block of the nervous system, basic unit of communication
- roles: phys. arousal, learning, memory; disorder: depression (low levels)
- roles: learning, memory, muscle coordination; disorder: Alzheimer's
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- nervous system that arouses the body, mobilizing its energy in stressful situations
- roles: emotional states or moods, sleep, hunger, arousal; disorder: depression
- nervous system that calms the body, conserving energy
- type of CNS neurons that internally communicate and intervene between the sensory inputs and motor outputs
- role: memory; disorders: migraine, seizures (both excess levels)
- when a receiving neuron does not accept a neurotransmitter, the sending neuron absorbs it
- the minimum level of stimulation needed to activate the next neuron
- nervous system that controls the glands and muscles; INVOLUNTARY
- type of neurons that carry incoming information from the sense receptors to the CNS
22 Clues: maintains the health of the neuron • electrical messages that can cross synapse • nervous system that calms the body, conserving energy • carries info away from cell body to muscles, glands, cells • role: memory; disorders: migraine, seizures (both excess levels) • nervous system that controls the glands and muscles; INVOLUNTARY • ...
Healthcare crosspuzzle 2020-03-11
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- bone is not broken right through (2 words)
- bones are made up of 70%______
- bone builders
- the first survey you do in ESM is the ______ survey
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- making a decision where multiple people are hurt
- the _____ system helps us move
- circulation problem where the bodys tissues does not get enough oxygen
- bone is broken by twisting (2 words)
- babys are born with 300 _____ in the body
9 Clues: bone builders • the _____ system helps us move • bones are made up of 70%______ • bone is broken by twisting (2 words) • babys are born with 300 _____ in the body • bone is not broken right through (2 words) • making a decision where multiple people are hurt • the first survey you do in ESM is the ______ survey • ...
Healthcare crosspuzzle 2020-03-11
Across
- bone is not broken right through (2 words)
- bones are made up of 70%______
- bone builders
- the first survey you do in ESM is the ______ survey
Down
- making a decision where multiple people are hurt
- the _____ system helps us move
- circulation problem where the bodys tissues does not get enough oxygen
- bone is broken by twisting (2 words)
- babys are born with 300 _____ in the body
9 Clues: bone builders • the _____ system helps us move • bones are made up of 70%______ • bone is broken by twisting (2 words) • babys are born with 300 _____ in the body • bone is not broken right through (2 words) • making a decision where multiple people are hurt • the first survey you do in ESM is the ______ survey • ...
Electromagnetic Spectrum 2023-09-19
Across
- (these waves allow you to heat up food quickly)
- (the interaction that occurs between particles with an electric charge)
- (these waves allow you to listen to your fav song in the car
- (can cause sunburn)
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- (the only light waves humans can actually see)
- (used in remote controls)
- (broad variety/range of similar things or qualities)
- (used to view the skeletal system)
- (often used to fight cancer)
9 Clues: (can cause sunburn) • (used in remote controls) • (often used to fight cancer) • (used to view the skeletal system) • (the only light waves humans can actually see) • (these waves allow you to heat up food quickly) • (broad variety/range of similar things or qualities) • (these waves allow you to listen to your fav song in the car • ...
Body systems 2014-10-09
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- provide support and structure to the body and Blood cells are made in bone marrow
- delivery system of the body. It delivers nutrients and oxygen throughout the body cells and picks up waste.
- brings oxygen into the body and removes carbon dioxide.
- The skin protects and provides a barrier to keep out foreign materials and to prevent the body from drying out.
- disposes of wastes and controls body fluid levels
- receives stimuli from inside and outside of the body and responds to change maintains homeostasis which is the regulation of steady, life-maintaining conditions by all of the body systems
- Fights infection and illness.Includes the white blood cells
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- allow movement of bones and body parts by working with the nervous and skeletal systems
- breaks down food into substances that cells can absorb and use.
- Performs reproduction, controls male and female functions and behaviors
- The skin protects and provides a barrier to keep out foreign materials and to prevent the body from drying out.
11 Clues: disposes of wastes and controls body fluid levels • brings oxygen into the body and removes carbon dioxide. • Fights infection and illness.Includes the white blood cells • breaks down food into substances that cells can absorb and use. • Performs reproduction, controls male and female functions and behaviors • ...
Why do we have bones? 2023-10-16
7 Clues: The shortest bones we have • The picture to examine bones • The place where two bones meet • Organ protected by the cranium • a group of bones, joints and ligaments • Hard, strong tissue that protect organs • The tissue that covers the body, soft and flexible
Cell Cycle 2022-10-19
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- cells that result from the reproductive division of one cell during mitosis or meiosis.
- directing assembly
- containing two complete sets of chromosomes
- contains genetic information
- chromosomes move away from each other
- threadlike structure of nucleic acids and protein found in the nucleus of most living cells
- tissue growth
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- skeletal system for the cell
- one of the four nucleotide bases in DNA,
- what takes place in a cell
- process of producing two identical replicas of DNA from one original DNA molecule
- cell division that results in two daughter cells each having the same number
- contains chromosomes
- contains a double helix of DNA
- growth that is not cancerous
15 Clues: tissue growth • directing assembly • contains chromosomes • what takes place in a cell • skeletal system for the cell • contains genetic information • growth that is not cancerous • contains a double helix of DNA • chromosomes move away from each other • one of the four nucleotide bases in DNA, • containing two complete sets of chromosomes • ...
Healthcare crosspuzzle 2020-03-11
Across
- bone is not broken right through (2 words)
- bones are made up of 70%______
- bone builders
- the first survey you do in ESM is the ______ survey
Down
- making a decision where multiple people are hurt
- the _____ system helps us move
- circulation problem where the bodys tissues does not get enough oxygen
- bone is broken by twisting (2 words)
- babys are born with 300 _____ in the body
9 Clues: bone builders • the _____ system helps us move • bones are made up of 70%______ • bone is broken by twisting (2 words) • babys are born with 300 _____ in the body • bone is not broken right through (2 words) • making a decision where multiple people are hurt • the first survey you do in ESM is the ______ survey • ...
Review Part 1 2013-01-07
Across
- Most powerful type of muscle contraction
- Unnatural or premature cell death
- Changing the number of neutrons results in this
- Muscle fibers optimized for aerobic metabolism
- Neurotransmitter for skeletal muscle contraction
- Medial bone of lower leg; weight-bearing
- “out of a cell” ; method for bulk expulsion of substances
- Cell distribution center
- Energy currency
- Electrons in outer shell of sodium atom
- Joint with space; most joints in the limbs are this type
- In yoga, the downward dog position requires primarily this type of muscle contraction
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- Most bones form by this process
- Uppermost part of sternum
- Chemical signal
- Do not change length during skeletal muscle contraction
- Number of cervical vertebra
- Type of tissue that covers body surfaces, lines cavities, & forms glands
- The elbow or the knee
- Tough, fibrous membrane the covers most of long bone
- Voluntary, striated muscle tissue that fatigues
- Portion of bone where longitudinal growth occurs
- The cell membrane is composed of 2 _________ layers
- A neuron can have many dendrites but only one of this
- A characteristic of living things; relates to the ability to adjust
- Fixed joint allowing no movement; sutures are an example
- Organelles responsible for substance transport
27 Clues: Chemical signal • Energy currency • The elbow or the knee • Cell distribution center • Uppermost part of sternum • Number of cervical vertebra • Most bones form by this process • Unnatural or premature cell death • Electrons in outer shell of sodium atom • Most powerful type of muscle contraction • Medial bone of lower leg; weight-bearing • ...
Clone of Muscles 2025-01-26
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- Muscle group of the anterior upper leg
- thick filaments of a muscle fiber with heads that pull actin
- thin filaments of a muscle fiber; pulled by myosin
- when muscles become tired
- largest single muscle of the body
- movement describing bringing away from midline or body
- type of muscle for involuntary movement like digestion
- muscle group near the shoulders
- movement describing increasing angle of joint
- examples include actin and myosin
- type of muscle for voluntary movement
- movement describing bringing towards midline of body
- muscle group of the neck and upper central back
- the length of the muscle ______ with relaxation
- movement describing increasing angle of joint
- movement of turning outwards
- muscle group also known as the calves
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- ______ _____ Theory describes how muscles contract
- connects bones to bones
- muscle group found at the sides of the rectus abdominus
- movement of turning inwards
- organelle that provides the energy needed for muscle contraction (hint: think back to biology - what organelle makes energy?)
- type of muscle that makes up the heart
- main function of skeletal muscles
- Individual cell of skeletal muscle
- connects muscles to bones
- the circumference of the muscle _____ with relaxation
- muscle group of the posterior upper leg
- bundle of muscle fibers
29 Clues: connects bones to bones • bundle of muscle fibers • when muscles become tired • connects muscles to bones • movement of turning inwards • movement of turning outwards • muscle group near the shoulders • largest single muscle of the body • main function of skeletal muscles • examples include actin and myosin • Individual cell of skeletal muscle • ...
Bart's cells structure crossword !@#$%^&*()!)12345678910 2021-09-06
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- Its inside the cytoplasm,enables organelles to move inside the cell
- Brakes down worn out cells
- Organize microtubules in the skeletal system
- Large vacuole only found in plants
- Contains water, food and waste
- Ships out proteins to the Golgi Apparatus
- Synthesizes proteins
- Helps transport materials and recycle waste
- Stores lipids etc
- Gives the protein a protective membrane and ships them out to their final destination
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- Gives the plant cell their rectangular shape
- Makes energy for cell
- Protection for the nucleus made from two lipid layers
- Protects the plant's cell
- Contains RNA
- Found in plants and algae, makes food and stores it
- Green, makes energy form the sun
- The part of the cell which acts as a the brain
18 Clues: Contains RNA • Stores lipids etc • Synthesizes proteins • Makes energy for cell • Protects the plant's cell • Brakes down worn out cells • Contains water, food and waste • Green, makes energy form the sun • Large vacuole only found in plants • Ships out proteins to the Golgi Apparatus • Helps transport materials and recycle waste • Gives the plant cell their rectangular shape • ...
vocabulary words 2014-10-15
20 Clues: weak • wise • smart • mingle • strict • rebuke • gossip • to obey • generous • skeletal • take away • anomalous • to violate • formidable • disarrange • significant • to surrender • to bring down • very painful • lacking attention
Electromagnetic Spectrum 2024-04-02
7 Clues: Can cause sun burn • Used by a cars radio • Used for night vision • Ray Used to help cure cancer • Wave that can see the skeletal system • Spectrum showing the range of all EM waves. • light The only wave visible to the human eye
Anatomy and Physiology 2019-01-03
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- Converts and neutralizes ammonia from the circulatory system to urea
- Body system responsible for circulation of blood, including heart, arteries and veins
- Study of osteology is called this
- How many bones in the cranium are affected by scalp massage
- Area of science that involves the study of the organs and systems of the body
- This system is composed of sensory and motor nerves that extend from the spinal cord
- Bodies largest organ
- Another name for red blood cells
- bone that makes up the lower jaw
- Body system responsible for eliminating solid, liquid and gaseous waste products from the body
- Groups of cells of the same kind make this
- Basic units of living matter
- Means in front of
- This system is the physical foundation of the body
- Largest bone of the upper arm
- Muscles that draw the fingers together
- A nerve that carries messages from the brain to the muscles
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- Control center of cell activities
- Thigh bone
- Study of structures that can be seen with the naked eye
- Study of structures too small to be seen without using a microscope
- Main nerve branch to the top one third of the face
- Muscles that respond to commands regulated by will
- The eight carpals held together with ligaments make up this
- Myology is the study of
- Heart muscle is entirely encased in this membrane
- Fluid part of the blood
- Muscle that turns the palm of the hand up
- Carry blood from the heart through the body
- Thread like fiber that extends from the nerve cell and bring info to the cell body
- How lymph nodes indicate infection
- Midsection of the muscle
32 Clues: Thigh bone • Means in front of • Bodies largest organ • Myology is the study of • Fluid part of the blood • Midsection of the muscle • Basic units of living matter • Largest bone of the upper arm • Another name for red blood cells • bone that makes up the lower jaw • Control center of cell activities • Study of osteology is called this • How lymph nodes indicate infection • ...
Biology Vocabulary Crossword 2024-12-20
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- A relationship in which two species live closely together.
- A group of organisms that are closely related and can mate to produce fertile offspring.
- This system circulates blood through the body, delivering hormones, oxygen, waste products, and nutrients where they need to go.
- An organism that feeds on dead organic material, such as earthworms, millipedes, dung beetles, fiddler crabs and sea cucumbers
- This person likes crossword puzzles.
- A community of organisms and their abiotic environment.
- An interaction in which one organism kills another for food.
- This era goes by the nickname “Age of Mammals”
- This era goes by the following nicknames: "Age of Trilobites", "Age of Fishes", "Age of Amphibians", and "Age of the Cockroaches"
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- This body system takes in oxygen from the air and gets rid of carbon dioxide from the blood.
- This body system breaks down and absorbs nutrients from food.
- An organism's particular role in an ecosystem, or how it makes its living.
- An interaction in which an herbivore eats parts of a plant.
- This body system is made of fibers that contract, allowing for movement.
- This era goes by the nickname “Age of Reptiles” or “Age of Dinosaurs”
- The branch of biology that deals with the relations of organisms to one another and to their physical surroundings.
- An animal that feeds on carrion
- A symbiotic relationship between two species in which both species benefit.
- Describes how different species can affect the adaptations of the other, such as the relationship between flowers and bees or Squirrels and Oak Trees
- A symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits and the other is neither helped nor harmed.
- Interaction among organisms that try to get the same resource in an ecosystem.
- This body system supports, protects, and is used for locomotion and mineral reserves.
- A symbiotic relationship in which one organism benefits at the expense of another organism.
23 Clues: An animal that feeds on carrion • This person likes crossword puzzles. • This era goes by the nickname “Age of Mammals” • A community of organisms and their abiotic environment. • A relationship in which two species live closely together. • An interaction in which an herbivore eats parts of a plant. • An interaction in which one organism kills another for food. • ...
Anatomy Spring 2025 2025-05-12
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- part of the midbrain that houses visual and auditory reflex centers
- myelinated brain and spinal tissue
- type of contraction in which the muscle doesn't actually shorten
- a neuron and all of the skeletal muscles it stimulates
- also known as vasopressin
- "emotional" classification system of the nervous system
- hormone produced by the thymus
- tissue type that composes the heart
- part of the brain responsible for maintaining balance
- neuroglia that form the myelin sheath in the CNS
- involuntary nervous system
- gland, the "master" endocrine gland
- term for a neuron in the resting state
- muscle movement where the palms are facing upward or anteriorly
- layer of connective tissue that wraps around a muscle fascicle
- the brain and spinal cord
- connective tissue tract the connects the cerebral hemispheres
- a smooth sustained contraction with no evidence of relaxation
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- neurotransmitter released from axon terminals to trigger muscle contraction
- characterized by bronze skin color
- the target organ of TSH
- an enlargement of the thyroid
- the raised ridges of the cerebrum
- the ability to shorten (a property of muscle cells)
- motion involving decreasing the angle of a joint
- contractile unit of a muscle fiber
- chemical messengers
- characterized by a "buffalo hump"
- point of muscle attachment to the immovable or less movable bone
- blood's liquid matrix
- support cells of the nervous system
- division of the ANS that is used to "rest and digest"
- composed of cranial and spinal nerves
- number of cranial nerves
- cell membrane of a muscle fiber
- cardinal signs include polyuria, polydipsia, and polyphagia
- organ belonging to both the digestive and endocrine system
- hormone that lowers blood glucose
- a structural neuron with many processes
- another term for voluntary
40 Clues: chemical messengers • blood's liquid matrix • the target organ of TSH • number of cranial nerves • also known as vasopressin • the brain and spinal cord • involuntary nervous system • another term for voluntary • an enlargement of the thyroid • hormone produced by the thymus • cell membrane of a muscle fiber • the raised ridges of the cerebrum • characterized by a "buffalo hump" • ...
Muscles 2017-02-12
Across
- The muscular system helps the body do this
- This kind of muscle can be found in the digestive tract
- The muscles of your upper front leg
- This type of muscle is attached to your bones
- Front view
- The muscles of your shoulders
- Moderately intense exercise that improves your endurance
- Back view
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- When doing resistance exercise you work against this
- The muscle in your upper front arm
- The muscles in your upper back
- When a tendon becomes inflamed
- The muscles in the back of your upper legs
- Your side abs
- A muscle that straightens part of your body
- A muscle that help you bend part of your body
- The type of muscle that you can find in your heart
- A over stretched or torn muscle
18 Clues: Back view • Front view • Your side abs • The muscles of your shoulders • The muscles in your upper back • When a tendon becomes inflamed • A over stretched or torn muscle • The muscle in your upper front arm • The muscles of your upper front leg • The muscles in the back of your upper legs • The muscular system helps the body do this • A muscle that straightens part of your body • ...
Med Term 2025-12-02
Across
- calf muscle
- Controls the muscular system
- shoulder muscle
- permanent tightening of muscle or tendon
- the largest buttock muscle that extends the hip
- inflammation of a tendon
- the wide lower-back muscle that pulls the arm downward and backward
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- sudden involuntary muscles contraction
- the side-abdominal muscle that rotates the torso
- the front upper-arm muscle that flexes the elbow
- the back upper-arm muscle that straightens the elbow
- Chest muscle
- the "six-pack" muscle that flexes the torso
- voluntary muscles that contract to move bones
- involuntary muscles; found only in the heart
- tough cords of connective tissue that connect muscle to bone
- the back thigh muscles that bend the knee
- involuntary muscles; found in the walls of organs
18 Clues: calf muscle • Chest muscle • shoulder muscle • inflammation of a tendon • Controls the muscular system • sudden involuntary muscles contraction • permanent tightening of muscle or tendon • the back thigh muscles that bend the knee • the "six-pack" muscle that flexes the torso • involuntary muscles; found only in the heart • voluntary muscles that contract to move bones • ...
Chapter 5 Cross Sectional 2021-02-12
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- 3 Protective layers of the CNS, Pia Mater, Arachnoid, and Dura Mater.
- Nerves carry out voluntary and involuntary actions divided into Somatic Nervous System and Autonomic Nervous System.
- Composed of the Brain and Spinal Cord
- Conscious awareness of our external environment and all movement, voluntary through skeletal muscle.
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- Not under our conscious control, involuntary monitoring internal environment and function of glands.
- Any self regulating process by which biological systems tend to maintain stability while adjusting to conditions that are optimal for survival.
- Composed of thousands of nerves that connect the CNS with the rest of the body.
- System that monitors and controls almost every organ system in the body, the body's computer system, divided into CNS and PNS.
8 Clues: Composed of the Brain and Spinal Cord • 3 Protective layers of the CNS, Pia Mater, Arachnoid, and Dura Mater. • Composed of thousands of nerves that connect the CNS with the rest of the body. • Not under our conscious control, involuntary monitoring internal environment and function of glands. • ...
Chapter 1 Vocab 2020-09-16
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- This is the term for the back of the knee.
- subjective changes in a patient ex:back pain/headache
- This type of feedback shuts off once the desired effect is accomplished, ex: blood pressure.
- The structure that brings about changes to a stimulus.
- A detectable change in the chemical or physical structure of an organism's internal or external environment.
- The study of functional changes associated with disease and aging.
- This body system provides support and protection, the site of hemopoiesis, provides site for muscle attachment.
- This body system control body movements by electrical signals and is also responsible for consciousness, intelligence, and memory.
- The study of the first eight week of development after fertilization of a human egg.
- This body system regulates body temperature, synthesizes vitamin D, and prevent water loss.
- This type of plane divides the body into posterior/anterior portions.
- This is the regional term for the fingers.
- Studying surface markings of the body to understand internal anatomy through visualization and palpation.
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- This type of feedback amplifies the signal and continues to spiral in one direction, ex breastfeeding.
- observable changes in a patient ex:rash
- This body cavity surrounds the lungs.
- The technical term for an x-ray.
- This body system produces body movement and generates heat.
- These membranes are thin mucous membranes lining body cavities.
- The study of structures that can examined without a microscope.
- The study of tissues.
- The ability to maintain a relatively stable internal environment.
- This type of plane separates the body into inferior/superior portions
- The study of structures of a specific body system.
- This is the term for the armpit region.
25 Clues: The study of tissues. • The technical term for an x-ray. • This body cavity surrounds the lungs. • observable changes in a patient ex:rash • This is the term for the armpit region. • This is the term for the back of the knee. • This is the regional term for the fingers. • The study of structures of a specific body system. • ...
The Nervous System 2024-05-14
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- Hillock: The part of a neuron where the action potential begins
- Junction: a small passage way between cells that permits small particles (ions, etc) to pass but not larger molecules
- Change in membrane polarization to more negative values than at resting potential
- potential: The level of depolarization that the neuron needs to reach to reach action potential
- Cleft: The space at the end of axon there neurotransmitters travel across
- Conduction: The propagation of action potentials in unmyelinated fibers.
- Nervous system: Has Afferent and Efferent neuron divisions
- Cells: Support interneurons physically, metabolically, and functionally
- The input of many neurons on to one neuron
- The junction between two neurons, or between a neuron and a target call.
- potential: An all-or-nothing response in the membrane potential, lasting 1 millisecond
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- Nervous System: The efferent division of the PNS that deals with rest/digest
- Change in the membrane polarization to a more positive value than at resting potential
- Neurons that connect the neurons within the CNS
- Terminals: The endings of a neurons that branch out, where the neurotransmitters are released
- The output of one neuron goes to many other neurons
- Wraps around the axon and acts as an insulator to the current flow
- Refractory Period: A brief period where another action potential can not happen
- The branching elements of a neuron that receive signals from other neurons
- Nervous System: The efferent division of the PNS that deals with fight/flight
- Nervous System: The efferent division of the PNS that deals with skeletal muscles
- Nervous System: The brain and spinal chord
- Refractory Period: A brief period where higher intensity stimulus is needed to generate a second (weaker) action potential
- of Ranvier: small gaps in the myelinated axon where the membrane is exposed
- Potential: Local changed in the membrane potential
25 Clues: Nervous System: The brain and spinal chord • The input of many neurons on to one neuron • Neurons that connect the neurons within the CNS • Potential: Local changed in the membrane potential • The output of one neuron goes to many other neurons • Nervous system: Has Afferent and Efferent neuron divisions • ...
Bonus Health Assignment 2024-08-23
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- this muscle helps to raise the arm
- a type of connecting tissue that joins muscles to bones and muscles to muscles
- strong flexible tissue that allows joints to move easily, cushions bones, and supports soft tissues
- a problem that occurs in the nervous system when signals in the brain do not send messages the normal way
- small, disk shaped structures that help your blood clot
- another name for shoulder blade
- blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart to various parts of the body
- a muscle that acts as a pump for the circulatory system
- this type of muscle is found in organs and in blood vessels and glands
- tiny blood vessels that carry blood to and from almost all body cells and connect arteries and veins
- a type of cancer in which abnormal shite blood interfere with production of other blood cells
- the command center, or coordinator, of the nervous system
- the cells that make up the nervous system
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- a problem that effects the circulatory system when an abnormally low level of hemoglobin
- this injury occurs when a bone is pushed out of its joint
- another name for the bones in the wrist
- this type of muscle is attached to bones and enables you to move your body
- a type of connecting tissue that holds bones to other bones at the joint
- blood vessels that carry blood from all parts of the body back to the heart
- this is a curving of the backbone where the spine normally makes an S-shape or C-shape
- this type of muscle is found in the walls of your heart
- the yellowish, watery part of blood
- another name for the collarbone
23 Clues: another name for shoulder blade • another name for the collarbone • this muscle helps to raise the arm • the yellowish, watery part of blood • another name for the bones in the wrist • the cells that make up the nervous system • small, disk shaped structures that help your blood clot • this type of muscle is found in the walls of your heart • ...
Chapter 3 Body Terminology 2025-09-02
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- Plane that divides horizontally into upper and lower portions
- Plane that divides vertically into right and left sides
- System that returns fluid to blood
- Farther from the point of attachment or trunk of the body
- The smallest independently functioning unit of a living organism
- Made up of proton, electron, and neutron
- A face-up orientation
- All matter in the universe is composed of one or more
- Surrounds the heart and reduces friction
- System that encloses internal body structures
- Focuses on structure
- Calf
- Two or more atoms combine to form a
- Cavity that contains the lungs and heart
- Surrounds organs in the abdominopelvic cavity and reduces friction
- Eye
- Position farther from the surface of the body
- Phalanges or fingers
- Direction toward the front of the body
- Plane that divides into an anterior and posterior portion
- Anatomically distinct structure composed of two or more tissue types
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- Middle or direction toward the middle of the body
- System that delivers oxygen and nutrients to tissues
- System that secretes hormones
- Group of many similar cells
- System that supports the body
- A face-down orientation
- Direction toward the back of the body
- Side or direction toward the side of the body
- Epithelial membrane also called the cutaneous membrane
- Surrounds the lungs and reduces friction
- Focuses on function
- Above or higher than another part of the body
- Cavity that houses the brain
- Position closer to the surface of the body
- Nearer to the point of attachment or trunk of the body
- Below or lower than another part of the body
37 Clues: Eye • Calf • Focuses on function • Focuses on structure • Phalanges or fingers • A face-up orientation • A face-down orientation • Group of many similar cells • Cavity that houses the brain • System that secretes hormones • System that supports the body • System that returns fluid to blood • Two or more atoms combine to form a • Direction toward the back of the body • ...
Human Body Systems 2022-04-19
The Nervous System 2022-08-03
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- part of the body's autonomic nervous system. It's sometimes called the 'rest and digest' state.
- the part of the nervous system that controls self-regulated actions of internal organs and glands
- the part of the nervous system that commands muscles in the body and carries sensory information about the world and the body to the brain and spinal cord
- physiological reaction to an event that is perceived as stressful or frightening.
- information messengers that use electrical impulses and chemical signals to transmit information between the brain and the rest of the nervous system.
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- the part of the nervous system that controls voluntary movements of skeletal muscles
- the part where the brain and spinal cord connect
- the part of the nervous system, 'the body's processing centre', that controls most of the functions of the body and the 5 senses
- the part of the brain at the back of the skull which controls the body's movement and balance
- the part of the brain that connects it to th spine
- the largest part of the brain that initiates and coordinates movement and regulates temperature
11 Clues: the part where the brain and spinal cord connect • the part of the brain that connects it to th spine • physiological reaction to an event that is perceived as stressful or frightening. • the part of the nervous system that controls voluntary movements of skeletal muscles • ...
The Nervous System 2022-08-03
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- part of the body's autonomic nervous system. It's sometimes called the 'rest and digest' state.
- the part of the nervous system that controls self-regulated actions of internal organs and glands
- the part of the nervous system that commands muscles in the body and carries sensory information about the world and the body to the brain and spinal cord
- physiological reaction to an event that is perceived as stressful or frightening.
- information messengers that use electrical impulses and chemical signals to transmit information between the brain and the rest of the nervous system.
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- the part of the nervous system that controls voluntary movements of skeletal muscles
- the part where the brain and spinal cord connect
- the part of the nervous system, 'the body's processing centre', that controls most of the functions of the body and the 5 senses
- the part of the brain at the back of the skull which controls the body's movement and balance
- the part of the brain that connects it to th spine
- the largest part of the brain that initiates and coordinates movement and regulates temperature
11 Clues: the part where the brain and spinal cord connect • the part of the brain that connects it to th spine • physiological reaction to an event that is perceived as stressful or frightening. • the part of the nervous system that controls voluntary movements of skeletal muscles • ...
Review Part 1 2013-01-07
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- Organelles responsible for substance transport
- Medial bone of lower leg; weight-bearing
- Cell distribution center
- Changing the number of neutrons results in this
- The elbow or the knee
- The cell membrane is composed of 2 _________ layers
- In yoga, the downward dog position requires primarily this type of muscle contraction
- Neurotransmitter for skeletal muscle contraction
- Chemical signal
- A characteristic of living things; relates to the ability to adjust
- Uppermost part of sternum
- Voluntary, striated muscle tissue that fatigues
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- Type of tissue that covers body surfaces, lines cavities, & forms glands
- Most bones form by this process
- Portion of bone where longitudinal growth occurs
- Most powerful type of muscle contraction
- Fixed joint allowing no movement; sutures are an example
- Electrons in outer shell of sodium atom
- Tough, fibrous membrane the covers most of long bone
- Energy currency
- Do not change length during skeletal muscle contraction
- “out of a cell” ; method for bulk expulsion of substances
- Muscle fibers optimized for aerobic metabolism
- Joint with space; most joints in the limbs are this type
- Number of cervical vertebra
- Unnatural or premature cell death
- A neuron can have many dendrites but only one of this
27 Clues: Energy currency • Chemical signal • The elbow or the knee • Cell distribution center • Uppermost part of sternum • Number of cervical vertebra • Most bones form by this process • Unnatural or premature cell death • Electrons in outer shell of sodium atom • Medial bone of lower leg; weight-bearing • Most powerful type of muscle contraction • ...
Muscular System 2024-10-02
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- cell energy generation that occurs when there is an inadequate supply of oxygen in the cell
- muscles that open joint wider (2 words)
- the way eyes move during sleep
- pairs of muscles that act to pull a bone in opposite directions (2 words)
- muscle that closes the mouth and keeps it closed
- this muscle connects to the back of the pelvis and the femur (2 words)
- occurs when tendons are overused and become inflamed
- another word for skeletal muscles, you can think and control them
- type of action where muscles move involuntarily
- cellular waste product created when energy is produced anaerobically (2 words)
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- this attaches the calf muscle to the heel bone (2 words)
- connect skeletal muscles to the bones
- muscles that close the joints (2 words)
- when a muscle is underused and becomes weak and shrinks
- strands of protein inside skeletal muscle cells
- muscle type that forms most of the heart
- small strips of protein located inside each myofibril
- type of energy production that requires oxygen
- the type of muscle that is attached to and moves your bones (2 words)
- sugar that the human body turns certain foods into, used to make energy to power muscle cells
- tone this is produced when muscles are partly contracted (2 words)
21 Clues: the way eyes move during sleep • connect skeletal muscles to the bones • muscles that close the joints (2 words) • muscles that open joint wider (2 words) • muscle type that forms most of the heart • type of energy production that requires oxygen • strands of protein inside skeletal muscle cells • type of action where muscles move involuntarily • ...
Muscles 2022-04-25
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- Muscle group of the anterior upper leg
- thick filaments of a muscle fiber with heads that pull actin
- thin filaments of a muscle fiber; pulled by myosin
- when muscles become tired
- largest single muscle of the body
- movement describing bringing away from midline or body
- type of muscle for involuntary movement like digestion
- muscle group near the shoulders
- movement describing increasing angle of joint
- examples include actin and myosin
- type of muscle for voluntary movement
- movement describing bringing towards midline of body
- muscle group of the neck and upper central back
- the length of the muscle ______ with relaxation
- movement describing increasing angle of joint
- movement of turning outwards
- muscle group also known as the calves
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- ______ _____ Theory describes how muscles contract
- connects bones to bones
- muscle group found at the sides of the rectus abdominus
- movement of turning inwards
- organelle that provides the energy needed for muscle contraction (hint: think back to biology - what organelle makes energy?)
- type of muscle that makes up the heart
- main function of skeletal muscles
- Individual cell of skeletal muscle
- connects muscles to bones
- the circumference of the muscle _____ with relaxation
- muscle group of the posterior upper leg
- bundle of muscle fibers
29 Clues: connects bones to bones • bundle of muscle fibers • when muscles become tired • connects muscles to bones • movement of turning inwards • movement of turning outwards • muscle group near the shoulders • largest single muscle of the body • main function of skeletal muscles • examples include actin and myosin • Individual cell of skeletal muscle • ...
Motor Neuron 2022-08-08
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- These motor neurons originate in the central nervous system and project their axons to skeletal muscles
- Brings information towards the cell body
- This neuron sends information between sensory and motor neurons
- these motor neurons are located in the spinal cord, and their terminals extend all the way to the muscle fibers and tendons.
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- these neurons can reach up to several feet in length
- This neuron sends information away from the CNS to muscles and glands
- This type of neuron sends information from sensory receptors TOWARDS the central nervous system
- these motor neurons are either located in the cerebral cortex of the brain or the brain stem
- Take information away from the cell body
- The nervous system has an automatic response mechanism that does not involve upper neurons
- The human brain has approximately 86 billion of this type of cell
11 Clues: Take information away from the cell body • Brings information towards the cell body • these neurons can reach up to several feet in length • This neuron sends information between sensory and motor neurons • The human brain has approximately 86 billion of this type of cell • This neuron sends information away from the CNS to muscles and glands • ...
vocabulary words 2014-10-15
20 Clues: weak • wise • smart • rebuke • mingle • gossip • strict • to obey • skeletal • generous • anomalous • take away • disarrange • formidable • to violate • significant • to surrender • to bring down • very painful • lacking attention
Unit One Vocabulary 2014-10-16
Body Organization and Structure 2014-02-06
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- tendon inflamed
- disease that cause bone to become less dense
- bones store minerals that help your nerves ans muscles function properly. Long bones store fat that can be used for energy.
- exercise strengthens your skeletal muscles
- not under your control
- muscle that straightens part of your body
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- cells filled with protein
- deposited by living cells
- glands release oil that keeps har flexible and waterproofs the epidermis
- fibers carry messages to and from the brain
- body temperature falls below normal condition
- the maintenance of a constant internal state in a changing environment
- fibers mad of a protein
- system organs work together
14 Clues: tendon inflamed • not under your control • fibers mad of a protein • cells filled with protein • deposited by living cells • system organs work together • muscle that straightens part of your body • exercise strengthens your skeletal muscles • fibers carry messages to and from the brain • body temperature falls below normal condition • ...
Vocabulary Menu Unit 3 2021-10-07
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- thin skeletal muscle that sits at the base of the chest and separates the abdomen from the chest
- only found in your heart, where it performs coordinated contractions that allow your heart to pump blood through your circulatory system
- Muscle Skeletal muscles that attach to bones and control movement of the limbs, head, neck, and body under conscious control.
- a large membranous tube reinforced by rings of cartilage, extending from the larynx to the bronchial tubes and conveying air to and from the lungs; the windpipe
- either of two external openings of the nasal cavity in vertebrates that admit air to the lungs and smells to the olfactory nerves.
- lies above the bone that forms the roof of the mouth and curves down at the back to join the throat.
- the membrane-lined cavity behind the nose and mouth, connecting them to the esophagus.
- tiny blood vessels
- any of the many tiny air sacs of the lungs which allow for rapid gaseous exchange.
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- muscle tissue in which the contractile fibrils in the cells are aligned in parallel bundles, so that their different regions form stripes visible in a microscope
- muscles ones that do not move or contract under the conscious control of a person
- a hollow muscular organ that pumps the blood through the circulatory system by rhythmic contraction and dilation. In vertebrates there may be up to four chambers (as in humans), with two atria and two ventricles
- Tubes forming part of the blood circulation system, carrying in most cases oxygen-depleted blood toward the heart.
- the hollow muscular organ forming an air passage to the lungs and holding the vocal cords in humans and other mammals
- muscle tissue in which the contractile fibrils are not highly ordered, occurring in the gut and other internal organs and not under voluntary control.
- muscle Type of muscle tissue that forms the heart.
- the blood vessels that deliver oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the tissues of the body
17 Clues: tiny blood vessels • muscle Type of muscle tissue that forms the heart. • muscles ones that do not move or contract under the conscious control of a person • any of the many tiny air sacs of the lungs which allow for rapid gaseous exchange. • the membrane-lined cavity behind the nose and mouth, connecting them to the esophagus. • ...
Systems 2022-10-04
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- organ system containing the muscles attached to bone which allow for movement
- system which removes wastes from the body
- set of organs within the body which break down and absorb food
- cells, tissues and organs within the body which respond to both internal and external stimuli
- circulatory system containing the heart and vessels which transport blood throughout the body
- the covering which protects animals; includes skin and fur in dogs and cats
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- complex set of organs and cells which identifies foreign agents and protects us from infectious agents as well as other diseases
- male and female organs responsible for the generation of offspring
- group of glands which regulate body activity through the secretion of hormones
- framework of bones which protect organs and support the body
- organs which carry out the process of breathing
11 Clues: system which removes wastes from the body • organs which carry out the process of breathing • framework of bones which protect organs and support the body • set of organs within the body which break down and absorb food • male and female organs responsible for the generation of offspring • ...
Sports Science HL 2024-08-23
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- network of nerves that relaxes your body after periods of stress or danger
- a type of blood cell that is made in the bone marrow and found in the blood. Red blood cells contain a protein called hemoglobin, which carries oxygen from the lungs to all parts of the body
- the part of your nervous system that carries signals related to your “fight-or-flight” response
- amount of water vapor in the air
- beneficial physiological adaptations that occur during repeated exposure to a hot environment
- part of your nervous system that lies outside your brain and spinal cord
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- a component of the peripheral nervous system associated with the voluntary control of body movements via skeletal muscles
- part of your nervous system. It consists of your brain and spinal cord
- a component of the peripheral nervous system that regulates involuntary physiologic processes including heart rate, blood pressure, respiration, digestion, and sexual arousal
- the evolutionary process whereby an organism becomes better able to live in its habitat or habitats
- exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide
- delicate blood vessels that exist throughout your body
- elevation of an object above a surface
- state of balance among all the body systems needed for the body to survive and function correctly
14 Clues: amount of water vapor in the air • exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide • elevation of an object above a surface • delicate blood vessels that exist throughout your body • part of your nervous system. It consists of your brain and spinal cord • part of your nervous system that lies outside your brain and spinal cord • ...
LS9U2 Performance Task 2022-11-17
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- is a feedback system when your body helps with the change in the body.
- When the temperature increases our body temperature also increases, so a person's body cools itself by releasing _____.
- is a body system that protects organs, gives them structure and support and allows movement.
- is an organ system that allows for body movement, supports posture and allows blood to move throughout the body.
- is a body system that breaks down food into smaller molecules so that they can be digested and absorbed by the body.
- a process when all waste products are removed from the body.
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- a body system that collects and processes information and responds to it.
- To maintain your body in a state of balance is called _____.
- an organ that manages every body functions like thought, memory, emotion, touch, vision, temperature and hunger.
- a type of blood vessel that collects blood that is low in oxygen and returns it to your heart.
- is a feedback system when your body changes back to its original state.
- it is an organ that works together to protect the body from bacteria and viruses that cause infection, illness and disease.
12 Clues: To maintain your body in a state of balance is called _____. • a process when all waste products are removed from the body. • is a feedback system when your body helps with the change in the body. • is a feedback system when your body changes back to its original state. • a body system that collects and processes information and responds to it. • ...
A & P Day 2 2024-05-06
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- low O2 level
- connect bone to bone
- type of muscle found in the intestine
- Volume remaining in the lung after maximal expiration.
- Volume of one breath
- white glistening connective tissue that connects muscle to bone
- type of muscle
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- joins muscle to muscle (specialized fascia)
- where nerve impulses generate from to stimulate skeletal muscles to contract
- electrically polarized membrane that covers skeletal muscle fibers
- wavelike motion
- supporters of the prime mover
- divide the lungs into sections (lobes)
- main muscle controlling the action
- top part of the lung
15 Clues: low O2 level • type of muscle • wavelike motion • connect bone to bone • Volume of one breath • top part of the lung • supporters of the prime mover • main muscle controlling the action • type of muscle found in the intestine • divide the lungs into sections (lobes) • joins muscle to muscle (specialized fascia) • Volume remaining in the lung after maximal expiration. • ...
Body Organization and Structure 2014-02-06
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- the maintenance of a constant internal state in a changing environment
- not under your control
- exercise strengthens your skeletal muscles
- cells filled with protein
- deposited by living cells
- fibers mad of a protein
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- disease that cause bone to become less dense
- body temperature falls below normal condition
- muscle that straightens part of your body
- fibers carry messages to and from the brain
- glands release oil that keeps har flexible and waterproofs the epidermis
- tendon inflamed
- system organs work together
- bones store minerals that help your nerves ans muscles function properly. long bones store fat that can be used for energy.
14 Clues: tendon inflamed • not under your control • fibers mad of a protein • cells filled with protein • deposited by living cells • system organs work together • muscle that straightens part of your body • exercise strengthens your skeletal muscles • fibers carry messages to and from the brain • disease that cause bone to become less dense • ...
